The Case for Structured Choice Reading comprehension is often misrepresented as a standalone skill, assessed through isolated strategies like identifying main ideas or summarizing the text. However, decades of research reveal a deeper truth: comprehension hinges on what students already…
As students navigate the challenges of middle and high school, one subject often feels less relevant than others: history.
Reading struggles in middle and high school can significantly impact a child’s self-esteem, as they’re often acutely aware of their peers’ abilities. This awareness can lead to frustration, embarrassment, and a reluctance to engage with reading tasks, further compounding the…
As children progress through middle and high school, their academic demands grow, and so does the complexity of the texts they encounter. Reading becomes a critical skill, not only for mastering subjects like English and history but also for excelling…
Engaged students are more likely to succeed academically, develop critical thinking skills, and retain information longer.
In today's fast-paced educational world, understanding student achievement data is key to fostering growth and success in the classroom. That's why we're thrilled to introduce Score Reports on The Juice — a powerful tool designed to give teachers valuable insights into their students' progress and performance.
Every summer, students lose essential reading skills. The Juice app keeps kids engaged in reading over the summer with daily fun stories.
One Small Change to Support Success for All Students Equity has been an increasingly discussed term in education since the 1990s. But what exactly do equity and access mean in education, and why, one-year post-pandemic, is it so important for…
Hint: The key is listening.
The benefits of writing and how to use writing activities to help students process and respond to current events.
