With more information than ever at our fingertips, there’s a sense of rush to take it all in and “skim.” Here's what the experts say about our reading habits—and whether you should change them.

If you can read cursive, the National Archives would like a word. Or a few million. More than 200 years worth of U.S. documents need transcribing (or at least classifying) and the vast majority from ...

they are more likely to learn strategies that will raise their reading to grade level. Decoding is the process by which a word is broken into individual phonemes and recognized based on those ...

Teaching children how to identify and combine parts of words is an important component of a comprehensive approach to reading and spelling ... might want to write the word 'loudly,' which they ...

If a word is unfamiliar it can be skipped, guessed at, or picked up from context. Phonics theory takes exactly the opposite position: the proper analogy for learning to read is learning music ...

Who knew taking a service position with the Minnesota Reading Corps would help Anna Harding hone in on her career path? Harding, 25, is a Reading Corps literacy tutor at Chanhassen Elementary ...

There are many words in the English language - but which one is the longest? You might recall the lengthy 34-letter-long song ...