Commission Conversations - Teresa Cremin and Helen Hendry
In this Commission Conversation, Geoff Barton, Chair of the Commission on the Future of Oracy Education in England talks to Professor Teresa Cremin and Dr Helen Hendry about oracy and reading for pleasure.Professor Teresa Cremin is a Professor of Education (Literacy) at The Open University and C ...
Teresa Cremin - what the research says about children's reading for pleasure
In this episode we talk with Professor Teresa Cremin, the co-director of the Open University's Literacy and Social Justice Centre, discuss what the research says about children's reading for pleasure and the work the OU is doing to support teachers develop reading for pleasure cultures in their ...
The Benefits of Reading for Pleasure: Unlocking a World of Opportunities
...with Prof. Teresa Cremin.
In this episode, Professor Teresa Cremin from the Open University, an expert on reading for pleasure, talks about why encouraging children to read voluntarily is so important. We explored the academic, social, and emotional benefits of reading, discussed the challen ...
How to Kill Kids’ Interest in Reading
January 15, 2026
How to Kill Kids' Interest in Reading
Surveys reveal that fewer children and adults are reading for pleasure. This might be due partly to social media, but certain classroom strategies and school policies likely play a role. In this episode we come at the issue backwards: What ...
The Reading Crisis - Why children aren't reading and what we can do about it - Part 1
The first in our mini series about The Reading Crisis - why children aren't reading and what we can do about it. In this episode we look at what the data tells us about children's reading and start to discuss what some of the barriers are to children reading for pleasure.
For this series we inte ...
The Reading Crisis - Why children aren't reading and what we can do about it - Part 2
In part two of our mini series about The Reading Crisis, we look at how testing, technology and access to books are affecting reading for pleasure.
For this series we interviewed the following people (not all feature in every episode):
Dapo Adeola - Author and the illustrator of many books inclu ...
Part 3: The Reading Crisis - Why children aren't reading and what we can do about it
In part 3 of our mini series about 'The Reading Crisis', we hear more about access, but also about who decides which books get published, how they're marketed, and how they get into children's hands, as well as the lack of coverage in the media of children's literature.
For this series we inte ...
Part 4 - The Reading Crisis - Why children aren't reading and what we can do about it
In part 4 we hear more about what we should be doing to address the decline in children’s reading for pleasure. In this episode we focus on approaches in schools and how to involve staff and pupils in creating a reading for pleasure culture.
For this series we interviewed the following people (n ...
Part 5 - The Reading Crisis - Why children aren't reading and what we can do about it.
In part 5 we continue looking at what works to support reading for pleasure, focusing more this time on opportunities for authors to engage with readers and the importance of wider family and community involvement and spaces to discover and talk about books.
For this series we interviewed the fo ...
Part 6 - The Reading Crisis - Why children aren't reading and what we can do about it
For Part 6 we asked all our interviewees for one thing they would do to address the reading crisis. Properly funded libraries and librarians were unsurprisingly a strong theme, but also a rethink about how we position children's reading - how do we find the space for children to read and support ...
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