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Every content area has complex material that students need to be able to analyze. Explore what close reading looks like for teachers, with their students, and with the complex texts they already use in their classrooms.

This Back-to-School Spotlight features resources to help educators address issues such as improving literacy, teaching math to English Learners, and promoting attendance.

Discover why disciplinary literacy equips students with the skills necessary for college and careers.

Explore how six educators leverage Reading Apprenticeship to enhance student literacy in their classrooms.

Reading Apprenticeship moves the balance of talk and meaning-making from teacher to student, shifting who speaks in the classroom and who produces knowledge.

Elementary teachers in the Washoe County School District are routinely conducting cycles of data inquiry in their grade-level learning huddles to improve how they teach reading and writing.

This REL West video shares tips for designing interactive read-alouds that support literacy development, extend understanding of language, and build comprehension skills.

Explore four evidence-based resources to help caregivers, teachers, and families support literacy in young children.

Explore how educators can better prepare students for futures in science and health by teaching them to read, write, and communicate as scientists and healthcare professionals do.

Cynthia Greenleaf is an award-winning Senior Research Scientist in Literacy at WestEd. After being inducted to the Reading Hall of Fame, she reflects on what’s changed in the literacy field and how Reading Apprenticeship remains relevant after 27 years.