The fall marks the start of the second school year since Ohio mandated a shift toward phonics-based reading instruction.

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When it comes to teaching my kids at home, I’m always on the lookout for resources that make learning feel fun, not forced.

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A Central Georgia mom launches reading nonprofit called NeuroStars Phonics Factory to help children with autism and dyslexia learn to read.

Eric Adams rejected trendy reading curricula, stuck to phonics and drilling, and saw a massive improvement in reading scores.