Twenty percent of high school graduates have trouble reading anything more complex than a restaurant menu.

We "think and read less, and see and feel more."

Two-thirds of Americans don't read well enough to evaluate scientific or medical claims.

College students can't read well and don't try, writes a philosophy professor.

Handwriting is part of literacy, but many students never learn to write in cursive.

K-1 students made significant gains when teachers used UFLI Foundations, a systematic phonics and phonemic awareness program.

Students won't understand what they read if they're not familiar with the Bible, mythology, history and literature.

Memphis high schools are teaching reading skills to teenagers who didn't learn to read well in the early grades, reports Sarah Mervosh in...

The rise in screen time -- not just school closures -- is a factor in the decline in achievement, suggests Tim Daly, who runs the...

In The Superstar, part of her Sold a Story podcasts, APM reporter Emily Hanford explains how a romantic view of how children learn to...