The Cultural Review

Education

5 articles

An antique book open on a desk in a study, with a subtle glow from a digital device in the background, representing classic literature's relevance.
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The enduring appeal of classic literature in the digital age

Students who consistently engage with classic literature demonstrate significantly higher scores in reading and comprehension tests, a measurable advantage that sharply contrasts with the often-superf

Claire Donovan·May 29, 2026
More Than a Book Reading: What Happens When You Book LeAnna Reese Amos
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More Than a Book Reading: What Happens When You Book LeAnna Reese Amos

Author visits are crucial for student literacy and engagement, yet they are sharply declining. LeAnna Reese Amos transforms standard book readings into dynamic, interactive experiences to inspire students and foster a love for storytelling.

Andre Silva·May 26, 2026
Elementary school students engaged with a physical book in a sunlit classroom, showing the continued importance of print in education.
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New Report Shows Books Are Not Disappearing From Schools

A new national report reveals a quiet resurgence: K-12 public schools increased their physical book acquisitions by 2% last year.

Claire Donovan·May 15, 2026
Empty bookshelves in a dimly lit school library, symbolizing the thousands of books that have been removed.
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Report Confirms Thousands of Books Disappearing From Schools

In the latest academic year, 3,743 unique titles vanished from school libraries.

Claire Donovan·May 15, 2026
A Swedish classroom with physical books returning, symbolizing a global response to declining literacy rates and the challenges of digital education.
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Sweden's 2026 return to physical books signals a global literacy crisis.

Sweden has allocated over 2.

Claire Donovan·May 14, 2026