With more information than ever at our fingertips, there’s a sense of rush to take it all in and “skim.” Here's what the ...

Reading, like writing, is an active process. Reading involves three major phases: previewing, reading, and reviewing. Participating in all three stages of the reading process can help you engage with ...

These students are at risk in reading situations because "they command a limited repertoire of strategies. Often they aren't sure what strategies are important in particular reading tasks or how or ...

The percentage of eighth graders who have “below basic” reading skills according to NAEP was the largest it has been in the ...

New challenges, new projects, and new ideas require new approaches to reading — and most Northwestern undergrads at some point will feel unprepared for the type and quantity of reading required here.

Most children with reading difficulties can be taught reading and strategies for success in school. When children's reading problems are identified early, they are more likely to learn strategies ...

Though reading skills and notetaking strategies continue to evolve throughout a student’s academic career, concrete reading strategies are rarely talked about or explicitly taught at the college level ...

Whether you are taking notes on an assigned reading or in class, note-taking is a foundational aspect of the learning process. Here are some strategies that will allow you to be a more active, engaged ...

Introduction At least 68% of persons with aphasia (PWA) experience reading difficulties. Even though strategy-based interventions are a promising treatment approach for text level reading ...

Use these strategies to help students monitor and improve their comprehension. These strategies often involve re-reading and coding text. For example, if students were reading a text about the living ...

Can I scan key information or main ideas? Consider the characteristics of effective reading above in relation to those practices and strategies you already use, to get a sense of your current reading ...