We All Play a Role
Adult-child interactions determine a child’s ability to read. All adults can support a child’s reading ability through simple, science-backed acts from birth.
Educators
Implement the science of reading to meet, reach and teach every child.
Families
Make the most of everyday moments by talking, reading, singing and playing together.
Healthcare & Community Members
Transform your community by bringing the science of reading to all business, organizations, healthcare systems, social services and beyond.
Equity is Only Possible When
All Children Can Read
It's never too early or too late. Every moment is an opportunity to build a child’s language and literacy skills.
Cox Campus’ free interactive courses and tools are designed to equip any adult interacting with children—from birth through age nine—in ways that support language and literacy development. From nurses to families to educators to leaders, Cox Campus provides straightforward learning paths to cultivate environments, relationships, and practices conducive to learning to read.
Courses
Complete our video-based courses at your own pace – anytime, anywhere.
Resources
Enjoy hundreds of free, downloadable resources to use in the classroom or at home. Explore activities, lesson planning templates, assessments and more!
Community
Have a question for an expert or need advice from others just like you? Our community has answers! This is a safe space to ask your questions.
At- Home Learning
Free learning experiences for caregivers and their children. Content for children ages birth to 5.
Anchored by Science
Reading is not natural, like walking or talking, but the drive to communicate is. Cox Campus turns to science to learn what actions adults can take to form a child’s brain, giving them an early start towards reading.
Healthy Relationships
Interactions with loving adults starting from infancy support development in all areas. You can make a difference – one word and one hug at a time.
Positive Experiences
Toxic stress can derail a child’s healthy brain development. You can act as a buffer to continue to foster strong connections in a child’s brain.
Serve & Return
Back and forth interactions between you and a child form connections in their brain that build a foundation for future learning.
Language-Rich Environment
Create a brain-building environment by recognizing a child’s attempts to interact with you – and starting conversations yourself!
Unlimited Free Access
- Interactive, video-based courses
- Tailored content for birth to 3rd grade teachers & families
- Hundreds of free printable resources
- Tested and research-based practices
- Implementation guides & coaching
- Exclusive classroom and real-world scenario videos
- Literacy resources for all child-facing professionals
- Certificates for completed training
Become a Member
Are you ready to make literacy a reality for every child? Join the Cox Campus for free today.
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