Considering the Future of Reading: Lessons, Links and Thought Experiments
How is the definition of "reading" changing, and what does it mean for schools and students? A categorized list of recent Times pieces on this broad topic, with scores of ideas for classroom inquiry.
View ArticleBeyond the Book Report: Ways to Respond to Literature Using New York Times...
Some alternatives to that classic classroom assignment, the book report, all inspired by an article, essay, blog post, illustration, interview or work of multimedia in The New York Times.
View ArticleWhat Do You Read, and How Do You Read It?
Tell us about your reading habits. What kinds of things do you read in an average day, and on what devices do you read them?
View ArticleWhat Are Your Favorite Young Adult Novels?
Do you ever choose reading novels over other leisure activities, like playing video games or watching TV?
View ArticleOn June 7, Join the Conversation About Summer Reading
Along with a growing list of collaborators, we're encouraging people of all ages to take to Twitter on June 7 to talk about #summerreading. Bring your classes!
View ArticleWhat Were Your Favorite Picture Books When You Were Little?
Why did you like those books? Did anyone ever read them aloud to you?
View ArticleDo You Read for Pleasure?
A recent study shows teenagers don't read for pleasure much anymore. Do you? What books would you recommend to others looking to read for fun?
View ArticleDo You Have Childhood Memories of Being Read Aloud To?
Who read to you? What books were your favorites?
View ArticleE.L.L Practice + Prompt | Favorite Books
In this post, English language learners read about the importance of reading, choose the correct definition of words used in context, identify the best summary of an excerpt and write about the topic...
View ArticleNews Q’s | Beloved Author Beverly Cleary Talks About Writing, Reading and...
How many copies of Beverly Cleary's books have been sold about Ramona Quimby, Henry Huggins, Ralph S. Mouse and other beloved figures?
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