Research shows that asking students to monitor and correct their own understanding of text as they read can boost their comprehension—though using AI for this purpose hasn’t been studied extensively.

Test a group of eighth graders who speak English at home. Is their Reading Comprehension better than non-English speakers?

What Kids Are Reading report from Renaissance, published today, reveals how children’s reading habits are evolving across the ...

Recent STAAR test results show that while Texas students increased literacy rates slightly, nearly half of students in third ...

Difficult questions a person with dementia might ask and how to respond Asking for a partner, friend or relative who has died If they are asking for a partner, relative or friend who has died, telling ...

Welcome to the 60th edition of The Athletic’s Friday quiz question. At the end of every week, we’ll serve up a poser from our vault of football conundrums. It won’t be easy (unless you’re ...

Nigel Farage's dodgy maths has been brutally mocked at PMQs. Labour MP Adam Thompson, a former teacher, drew laughs across the Commons as he highlighted an "awful" case where a 61-year-old man got ...

City first posed this question last year when they brought in Flexi Gold season tickets, which didn't exactly look like the traditional annual pass. Rather than buying a ticket for all games and ...

Launched today, The Wargame podcast simulates that situation, pitting a fictional British government against an imagined Kremlin - and the team behind the series have answered your questions.