To celebrate Dyslexia Awareness Month, our assistive technology coordinators have curated a list of books by and about individuals with dyslexia.

Make the most of your public library’s free resources to help support literacy learning in children and teens.

Take three basic steps to implicitly and explicitly teach language to help develop this foundational skill for young students.

Learn how the guide can help you plan reading and learning opportunities for your teens.

Three areas to consider when picking a text and a listing of websites with free texts to read.

To develop enthusiasm for and a habit of reading, parents and teachers need to model being a reader, read to their children or students, and encourage reading for different purposes.

Covering the complications and best practices when it comes to helping children make their own reading choices.

When it comes to children making reading choices, teacher librarians are poised to help families make these decisions.

A close look at graphic novels and what they provide in terms of literacy development to their young readers.

Support young readers at home by providing choices, letting your child see you read, and ask your child questions about what they are reading.