As we swap traditional pencils for modern digital styluses, the value of handwriting in education might seem a bit old-fashioned at first glance.

Cursive handwriting is making a comeback. Twenty-three states now require cursive instruction in their curriculum. And schools’ renewed respect for teaching cursive and handwriting isn’t about some retro nostalgia.

Embrace the nostalgia of pen and paper on National Letter Writing Day and discover meaningful ways to celebrate the art of writing.

As we celebrate Read a New Book Month, it's a wonderful opportunity to reflect on the role of reading in our children's lives, especially at home.

As the world gears up for Giving Tuesday, a global day dedicated to giving back, it's vital to spotlight a critical issue: the digital divide's impact on literacy.

Independent thinking is a vital part of being in a classroom community of society because it allows each of us to find meaning.

National Young Readers Week - a landmark occasion for nurturing the joy of reading. Get inspired with our curated selection of books and literacy activities.

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A classroom library is “the little engine that could” of robust, differentiated literacy instruction. When well-stocked, dynamic, and talked-up by teachers, these culturally relevant collections provide all children with access to titles that may be “the” book that switches on fluent reading.

Digital Citizenship Week marks the beginning of a journey to ensure that our children navigate these digital pathways with wisdom, compassion, and integrity.