Learning To Read America

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If your child’s teacher says, they will be fine when you ask about your child's progress in any subject.

Run for a Tutor!...

Your child will be fine teachers have bought into the system's failures

For over a decade parents screamed "We want higher expectations in the classroom" and the schools yelled in reply "Yes, we will have higher expectations of your children." "My child is not doing well in your classroom." parents said worriedly. "Your child is not doing the work that is expected of them." teachers and administrators replied disconcertedly. High expectations means harder work for students, teachers, and parents....

"High Expectations" They yelled. "High Expectations" They yelled For over a decade parents screamed "We want higher expectations in the classroom" and the schools yelled in reply "Yes, we will have higher expectations of your children." "My child is not doing well in your classroom." parents said worriedly. "Your child is not doing...

The school year has started.

The first day jitters are gone.

Will my child be doing well?

You & your child have settled into a routine that feels comfortable.
Yet, as we all know the anticipation of that first report card brings its own anxiety.

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My grandson is often in this space and really hates it. I will let you know how this technique works.

Follow for more expert parenting strategies and guidance! Speaker: Dr. Becky Kennedy Dr. Becky at Good Inside Source: Overcoming Guilt & Building Tenacity in Kids & Adults | Dr. Becky Kennedy | Huberman Lab Andrew Huberman One of the toughest challenges in parenting (in my opinion) is dealing with a child who is feeling incapable and frustrated. I grew up with a fixed mindset and perfectionism, so I really unraveled when I was working on something challenging that made me feel like a failure. Our kids go through this. All of them. And the ability to develop a growth mindset and excitement for learning and improving is so important. My children may be a little young to truly grasp this concept now, but I want to sprinkle it into our discussions around their frustration. I'll also keep this exact phrasing in my back pocket to be used in the future. Helping our kids to deal with frustration effectively is essential. And I really like this framing and approach. Share this post with another parent who needs to hear it!

Learning To Read America uses EBLI Evidence-Based Literacy Instruction to help students Expand Their Imagination.

Nearly 2 out of 3 U.S. fourth graders are not reading at grade level.
And those who do not catch up by third grade?
They are 4x more likely to drop out of high school.

Let that sink in. This is not just about test scores—it is about their future.

Reading is foundational. When kids cannot read well, they struggle in every subject. They feel defeated. Left behind.
But it doesn’t have to be this way.

At EBLI, we know literacy is teachable—with the right tools, training, and support.

Let’s stop accepting failure as normal. Let’s rewrite the story.

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