Is your teen struggling with reading comprehension or simply not paying attention? Learn what scattered details, rushing, and drifting may reveal.
Your teen can read the words but misses the main idea? Try practical questions to help the m connect details and explain what they read.
Helping your student become a stronger reader doesn't always start with harder books. Discover why letting kids choose what they read can build confidence, vocabulary, and a lifelong love of reading.
Before you ask your student to turn off the game, try asking a few questions instead. You might discover they're already practicing many of the same thinking skills we teach in English class.