How Comic Books Can Get Even Better for Dyslexic Readers
While the medium is relatively accessible for people with reading difficulties, its lettering norms are still leaving some behind.
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Charting the Rich History of Dyslexia Advocacy
A new website from Oxford University sheds light on the organizations and individuals that moved the needle on societal understanding.
You Are What You Read
How the literary genres you prefer reveal—or shape—your sense of what is ethical.
Stranger Than Fiction: The Power of Prose in Examining Geopolitics
We know literary fiction can make us more empathetic. Can it also be used to raise geopolitical awareness?
How Minnesota Is Addressing Third-Grade Literacy Well Before Third Grade
Abbie Lieberman explores how far one state has gone in improving early literacy—and how far all 50 still have to go.
Brain Waves May Help Diagnose Reading Problems Early
Electrical signals in the brain may help identify children who'll struggle with reading as early as age three.
What Makes You So Smart, Creativity Cultivator?
Noah Davis talks to creative Oni Hartstein about reading, drawing, creating communities, and how a trip to Disney World changed her life.
The Missing
As a kid, Rachael Maddux thought she could shut herself away from the reality of death. Instead, through Reader’s Digest, she came face to face with the fragility of life.