How different states stack up in promoting early literacy.
Abbie Lieberman explores how far one state has gone in improving early literacy—and how far all 50 still have to go.
Those numbers sound way more alarming than they actually are. The bigger problem: the stagnant literacy rate.
How a determined student, who was once branded ineducable, finds the help of dedicated New York City educators and mounts a path toward literacy at age 18.
New research from Norway finds a steep drop in interest in art, literature and classical music among college students between 1998 and 2008.
As arts and music programs get squeezed out of America's cash-strapped schools, evidence continues to accumulate of the wide-reaching positive effects of such training.