Educated parents make for literate youth
In this chart of the month, we look at how parental education not only predicts young people’s educational attainment but also their actual skill levels.
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Fresh approaches to literacy teaching
Initiatives across Europe are meeting the challenge of teaching reading and language with approaches tailored to different learning needs.
It takes a community to raise a reader
Everyone benefits when children’s literacy becomes a joint effort between schools and local community actors.
Fostering literacy through inclusive vocational education
Vocational education plays an important role to ensure young people have the basic literacy skills to succeed in their studies and working life.
eTwinning projects on literacy – skills for life
eTwinning helps teachers to integrate literature, storytelling and reading into their projects and instil a passion for reading in their pupils.
Digital reading: benefit or risk for child literacy?
Technology offers new ways to engage with reading and literature, while reading on paper has undeniable advantages.
What works: evidence for quality teaching practice
A new OECD report explores the day-to-day realities of teaching, aiming to understand and refine high-quality practices to improve student achievement.
Materials for anti-racism and mental health in schools
Podcasts, e-learning and other resources about the impact of racism on young people’s mental health and what schools can do to address it.
Improving reading across Europe: More reading! More talking!
Reading scores were down in almost every European nation that participated in the PISA 2022 tests – often by the largest margin ever. How can this trend be reversed?
ProuD to Teach All – Building inclusive school systems
The project aimed to build inclusive school systems by supporting educators to address the needs of diverse learners.