INTERESTING READING

Five great books about the Post-Impressionist artist Vincent van Gogh: After reading these you will shine in your conversation circle.

Small reading groups help students participate more while receiving careful attention from the teacher. Here are some tips to make reading groups successful.

We all know that kids need to read. And summer is a great time for them to improve their reading skills with practice. But how do I get my kids to read? Here's a simple plan to start a summer reading program with your family!

Did you know young children can benefit by playing listening and memory games before reading? Read on to find games and activities that will help your child develop pre-reading skills.

Reading together is a time tested tradition. Try this collection of kids books for a multicultural reading experience.

Many interesting artifacts have made an appearance on Syfy's "Warehouse 13." These are 10 of my favorites.

Summer reading is important for adults as well as children. Here's what I'm reading this summer: Drood, The Swan Thieves, Cannery Row, Lincoln's War, Brain-based Teaching in the Digital Age, Comfort Food, and others.

A focus on teaching phonics often results in de-emphasis of literature in the early primary English curriculum. When literature is chosen to fit reading ability, students are not exposed to great literature at a time when they can best appreciate it.

It is possible to become conversant about a book in ten minutes. Speed reading is your key to knowing more, faster, and retaining more information from what you read.

Two studies conducted by the NEA highlight our nation's declining interest in reading as a pursuit.

Reading for pleasure can open up a world of experiences without leaving your favorite chair. The benefits of reading can impact your social life, your communication skills, and even your health.