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NWEA, a not-for-profit provider of assessment solutions, released new research today that reveals patterns of steady gains in reading and modest setbacks in math resulting from COVID-19 school Read more
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Getting into Driving Shape Through Supply Chain Fitness
August 10, 2022
Driving for a living can take a physical toll on the body. Dr. Mark Manera, Founder & CEO of Supply Chain Fitness, saw this toll first-hand through many of his professional driver physical therapy clients. Dr. Read more
The Role of AI in the Digital Marketplace
August 10, 2022
As the global digital footprint continues to grow, privacy and security concerns grow with it. For Crispin Pikes, CEO of Image Analyzer, this could not be a truer statement. Pikes sits down Read more
Amazon’s iRobot Deal Seen Facing Tough FTC Antitrust Review
August 10, 2022
(Bloomberg) -- Amazon.com Inc. is barrelling ahead with an aggressive acquisition strategy despite intense antitrust scrutiny in Washington, with its $1.65 billion deal to buy Roomba vacuum maker iRobot Corp. as Read more
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New Research on Academic Impacts from COVID-19 Closures Highlights Gains in Reading and Setbacks in Math
December 8, 2020
NWEA, a not-for-profit provider of assessment solutions, released new research today that reveals patterns of steady gains in reading and modest setbacks in math resulting from COVID-19 school Read more
A Look at the True Impact of COVID on Learning Benchmarks
December 3, 2020
The nationwide STAR assessment, testing children of grades 1-8, recently released a report with its findings. According to Renaissance, the test shows a mild drop in reading and literacy, Read more
The Science of Reading Becomes a Standard for Arkansas
August 18, 2020
Reading Horizons CEO Stacy Hurst and Educational Specialist Laura Axtell are helping lead the company toward a simple goal – creating multisensory curriculum to increase reading skills Read more
EdTech: Research is Critical When it Comes to Reading Education
March 23, 2020
When we see words on a billboard or our computer screen, our brain processes them instantly. We rarely think back to what it was like before we had reading skills or about how it was Read more
How the “Big Five” Tackles Student Reading Fluency
December 6, 2019
Reading is one of the hardest skills to learn in early development. Any parent or teacher can attest to the struggle students go through on their journey to reading fluency and Read more
Technology is Proving Successful for Early Literacy Efforts
June 17, 2019
Technology tools, like the online learning portal from Dallas-based Istation, are not only helping students in elementary school, but they are aiding early literacy efforts for kids just Read more