How phonics is making a comeback as millions of kids struggle to read "I will get teared up because I think I can't read," fourth grader Raven said.

From the people who help you learn languages comes an app that helps kids around pre-K age learn fundamental reading lessons, using over 700 games and activities, each built on what they learned from ...

This year, Duolingo – a famous language learning app – launched the 'Duolingo ABC' app to help children (3-8 years) to learn reading and writing in English. The free app has been developed by ...

Decodable books are a type of reading material that allows young or struggling readers to hone their phonics skills by exposing them to a selection of letter-sound correspondences that they’ve ...

This time, though, the manufactured outrage over an imagined lack of phonics is masking the real attack on reading: the huge uptick in book bans across the nation.

1. Teaching phonics is great and absolutely necessary, but beware of non-phonetic words such as those spelled with “ough” (tough, bough, ought, through, though).

The reading wars have raged for decades. But there is a conclusive answer: The phonics method works.