Apr 18, 2021 | Readorium at Home, Readorium in the Classroom
A term unfamiliar to many, nature-deficit disorder simply means the effect that spending too much time indoors has on the human body. It’s particularly dangerous for children because being inside all the time means less physical activity. This can lead to everything...
Mar 15, 2021 | Readorium at Home, Readorium in the Classroom
The social and emotional toll that remote and hybrid education has taken on students, parents, and educators cannot be overemphasized. Students with special needs have probably suffered the most. No one could have ever imagined that our entire system of delivering...
Mar 3, 2021 | Readorium at Home, Readorium in the Classroom
Newest Release of Readorium 2.0 – New Features for Educators and Students During this trying year, the Readorium team has incorporated improvements so significant, it warrants a new title: Readorium 2.0. We added content, added report features, improved...
Mar 1, 2021 | Readorium at Home, Readorium in the Classroom
The unimaginable has happened, and our world has changed. Thanks to the incredible work of scientists and health professionals who have worked tirelessly to care for patients and who have developed an effective vaccine in record time, there is light at the end of the...
Feb 15, 2021 | Readorium at Home, Readorium in the Classroom
No one could have ever imagined that our entire system of delivering education to millions of U.S. students would have changed so abruptly on March 13, 2020. Teaching during this pandemic has challenged the very foundations of our educational system. The incredible,...
Jan 25, 2021 | Readorium at Home, Readorium in the Classroom
There are many paintings of beautiful sights in nature, such as landscapes, animals, gardens, rivers, and seascapes. You may be familiar with the work of Claude Monet, Paul Cezanne, Vincent Van Gogh, Winslow Homer, David Hockney, J.M.W. Turner, Paul Klee, and Georgia...
