Latest Orthography Stories
eReflect discusses Tess Daffern’s proposition that children need to learn important spelling strategies in order to master this language skill as quickly and efficiently as possible.
eReflect, the spelling software designer, shares a new and informative blog post on the way American and British English differ in terms of spelling.
Does it matter how old a person is when it comes to spelling? eReflect says that spelling is a skill that can be improved at any age; students are not the only ones entitled to spelling training,
Homophones are words that have the same pronunciation and often the same spelling, but different meanings; these words often confuse many native and non-native speakers of English, eReflect reports.
eReflect, designer of the speed reading program, 7 Speed Reading™, asserts that reading is not just for children and students.
Primary school teachers and parents of young children may know what a “restronaut” is, but the average reader will be asking themselves what the definition could possibly be - is it a restaurant,
eReflect highlights the importance of diverse reading for children’s balanced personal growth.
eReflect shares a list of 11 least-known words with its dedicated blog readers at the Ultimate Spelling website, celebrating language’s organic, fascinating nature. New
304,749,681 is the total number of "reading minutes" logged during the Summer Reading Challenge by Scholastic in the summer of 2014.
What are background and reference checks, and why do companies do them? eReflect publishes a guide on Ultimate Spelling™ to help candidates understand the significance of background checks.
- A trick or prank.