Guest Post by Dr. Eugenia Krimmel As is made clear when working with a struggling reader or English Language Learner—reading is a complex language skill. Each aspect of reading has its own skill set and only when all of these skill sets are linked …
Do your students struggle with spelling? Do they spell words correctly on Friday during your weekly spelling test but spell the same words incorrectly on Monday? Are you doing weekly spelling tests just to check a box? You are not the first teacher to ask these …
A few months ago, I was approached by a woman whom I hold in high regard and asked if I would give her a few minutes to explain a passion she had developed. I agreed without hesitation to meet with her and to learn more. She came to my office, and after a …
Whether your class just finished a big project, completed a semester, or it’s just been a long week—it might be time to take a minute to relax. And you don’t even have to feel guilty! Research has proven that engaging in relaxation activities …
The absolute hardest adjustment for me after graduating from college and starting my first full-time job was the loss of designated breaks: spring break, summer break, winter break. Aw, those were the days. Sometimes, I fantasize that Reading Horizons will take …
Reading and math are the two areas in which students show the biggest slide over the summer. For struggling readers, this slide is even bigger. Strong readers can easily stay on pace by reading books at or slightly above their current reading levels throughout …
Earlier this year we asked for teaching advice from members of the Reading Horizons Teachers League. If you have ever implemented a new curriculum, then you know that some of the techniques you were taught during training don’t always work with each …
Reading Horizons is excited to be a sponsor of ASCD Empower 18, the conference for every educator. At our booth, #1453, we'll be giving away some amazing prizes. Come visit for your chance to win a Kindle Fire tablet, a Blendtec blender, or a brand new tv. On …
In October 2017, we hosted an online dyslexia summit which included three unique presentations ranging from an expert panel to expert advice on assistive technology to help students who have dyslexia. The third and final presentation of the day was made by Dr. …
During our webcast, Don’t Stop the Learning: Assistive Technology in the Classroom, Eric Price, M.Ed., talked about the importance of using technology to improve learning for students with dyslexia. He started the presentation with a quote from the Yale …
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