Reading

Governor Mike DeWine’s mandate goes into effect for this school year. It’s a part of a national movement to push evidence-based literacy methods at Ohio schools.

A recent list of classic titles from "The Atlantic" set off a discussion about what constitutes the “great American novel.”

A recent list of classic titles from "The Atlantic" set off a discussion about what constitutes the “great American novel.”

Some states, including Ohio, are embracing the science of reading in order to address literacy challenges.

The first governor-appointed director of the agency that replaces the Ohio Department of Education is getting settled in that role.

DeWine's effort to implement the Science of Reading into Ohio's public schools has hit a few speed bumps.

Gov. Mike DeWine's new "Science of Reading" program, which is going to be expanded to all of Ohio's schools, contains elements of phonics and whole language.

When the order came to shelter in place, in the hopes of flattening the infection rate of COVID-19, I immediately thought of Bob Grove.He’s a friend, has…

The challenge of raising a reader have changed in the digital age, when children have multiple distractions at their fingertips.The editor of the New York…

Columbus City Schools Superintendent Talisa Dixon last month increased the minimum reading score that third graders must achieve at the beginning of the…