Teachers can help students develop phonemic awareness with these playful activities that engage multiple sensory pathways.

Learning Without Tears, a leader in early literacy, today announced the development of Get Set for School®: Letters & ...

A new feature spotlights how multisensory instruction—engaging sight, sound, movement, and touch—can strengthen phonemic awareness and letter-sound connections in kindergarten. The approach blends ...

Handwriting may boost kids' memory and literacy more than typing. Here's what research says and how to balance screens with ...

Standards-based grading provides parents with more comprehensive assessments of how students are doing. It goes beyond ...

In today's Asking Eric column, R. Eric Thomas shares a reader's perspective about understanding why some people are ...

Kindergarten is a big deal for little kids. It remains the de facto entry into formal schooling, even as pre-K becomes more accessible in pockets of the nation. And many signs suggest that this first ...

Edutopia has introduced a research-backed multisensory literacy toolkit designed to help kindergarten teachers engage students through movement, touch, speech, and visual activities. The approach ...

I’ve never written to a columnist before but felt compelled to put in my two cents about the letter from “Ignored Friend”. The letter writer resented that one of her friend’s teenage sons was ...

A South Milwaukee kindergarten teacher talks about building students' foundational skills, her love of motorcycling and golf.

A friend who has been isolating herself for years now has a terminal illness. Should the letter writer reach out?

Dear Eric: I’ve never written to a columnist before but felt compelled to put in my two cents about the letter from “Ignored Friend”. The letter writer resented that one of her friend’s teenage sons ...