Our Vision: Schools that spark kids’ drive to read.

The Challenge: Reclaiming attention for reading in the age of smartphones, social media, and AI.

Our Solution: Teach K-12 principals and literacy leaders about The Science of Reading Motivation, because motivation is a key but rarely addressed driver of student reading outcomes.

How We Do It: Live workshops that empower leaders with evidence-based strategies that boost students’ drive to read.

FREE WEBINAR

Spark Students’ Drive to Read: The Science of Reading Motivation

Could sparking students’ motivation elevate reading outcomes at your school?

Join Founder Zeke Vanderhoek for this Free Webinar:

Learn why the science of reading motivation—a topic not addressed in most Science of Reading training—is essential for school and literacy leaders.

THE MISSING PIECE IN “THE SCIENCE OF READING”

The Science of Reading movement aims to better align K-12 literacy instruction with evidence from the research on reading.

But Science of Reading professional development rarely addresses the significant body of research on reading motivation.

Powerful reading outcomes emerge when a student possesses both the skills to read and the motivation to do so.

Our workshop fills in the motivation gap, empowering principals and literacy leaders with:

• the essential research findings on reading motivation

• actionable strategies for school-wide implementation

THE WORKSHOP

The Science of Reading Motivation: An Evidence-Based Playbook for Schools

A transformative 3-session workshop for Principals, Assistant Principals, Superintendents, Literacy Coordinators, Reading and Literacy Coaches, Teacher-Leaders, Librarians, and all literacy leaders.

In the age of smartphones, social media, and AI, schools have the power to spark students’ drive to read.

Motivate students. Empower teachers. Transform your school-wide reading culture.

TEST YOUR KNOWLEDGE

Want a quick preview of some of the research you’ll explore in The Science of Reading Motivation workshop?

Take a short true/false quiz to see if your beliefs on motivation align with the research.

Then, review the correct answers with detailed, research-backed explanations.