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We used the same book with our kids, and are encountering the same issue. The books that are at the proper reading level are often not appropriate from a conten
by gnicholas 2y ago
We used the same book with our kids, and are encountering the same issue. The books that are at the proper reading level are often not appropriate from a content perspective.
I work in literacy and am aware of a number of companies that are working to develop solutions that allow teachers/parents to level up/down reading materials to address this mismatch.
- woleium 2y agosounds like something genai would be good at
- ghostpepper 2y agoCan you share some search terms / company names? I'm very interested in this as a parent
- gnicholas 2y agoCheck out Diffit, which takes URLs or text and re-levels the text and gives comprehension questions. [1] Also check out Quill, which is a nonprofit mostly focused on writing but moving into the reading comprehension area as well. [2] There are others as well, but it's not clear which will emerge as winners. 1: https://app.diffit.me/ https://app.diffit.me/ 2: https://www.quill.org/ https://www.quill.org/