Our early reading experts discuss the roots of the literacy crisis and provide research-backed strategies for helping early readers catch up and closing gaps in literacy equity and access.

Vea esta guía para una descripción detallada paso a paso sobre cómo utilizar la prueba de fluidez de lectura MAP para su hijo(a) en casa.

One-on-one reading fluency assessments may be familiar and commonplace in early learning classrooms, but there’s a better way. Learn more about the time savings, objectivity, and holistic data available with technology-based fluency assessments.

To build reading comprehension, kids may need support at different times in their journey. With the Lexile® Framework for Oral Reading, teachers have insight into what students need—and when—to successfully read grade-level text.

Take a closer look at changes to the early literacy landscape as reading expert Dr. Cindy Jiban explores the advantages of the science of reading compared to the balanced literacy approach.

To become proficient readers, young learners need experience with written language at increasingly higher levels of difficulty. Learn how the Lexile® reading measures can help you support students with targeted reading instruction.

This list and summary will discuss the big 5 reading ideas that have to be taught and assessed prior to grade 3. The National Reading Panel identified five components at the core of effective reading instruction: phonics, phonemic awareness, fluency, vocabulary and comprehension. Hit on why this is so important at the early learning stages. List out each reading concept, explain what it is, and why reading research has identified it as important.