Learning to Read May Reshape Adult Brains How literacy changed the bodies of a group of Indian adults ...

From going to work each day to helping a child with homework, improving English and reading skills can make a big difference ...

Learning to read is hard when you are a kid, and even harder as an adult. New research published Wednesday in Science Advances has revealed what your brain is doing when you learn to read as an ...

In an experiment, researchers taught illiterate adults to read, and found that brain scans revealed remarkable plasticity of the adult brain.

Though learning to read as an adult can be difficult and even humbling, Pratt’s experience illustrates that the benefits far surpass any challenges.

There are tons of apps and web-based programs that help kids learn to read, but precious few to help low-literacy adults. And it’s not due to a lack of need: One of every six adults in America--36 ...

"Even learning to read in your thirties profoundly transforms brain networks," Huettig says. "The adult brain is remarkably flexible to adapt to new challenges." ...

Students at Literacy Green Bay are learning to read English for the first time. In many ways, it mirrors what students are learning in schools.

Let’s hear it for the written word. Learning to read can have profound effects on the wiring of the adult brain – even in regions that aren’t usually associated with reading and writing ...

The long-held idea that language learning is better before adulthood is up for debate. Adults have a number of advantages when it comes to learning a second language, and it comes with major benefits.

Learning Stewards, another great Louisville nonprofit, offers groundbreaking assistive reading technology to team with AnyOneCanRead’s curriculum lessons and comprehensive phonics activities.