Resources for Literacy Learning

An investigation of blended learning to support reading instruction in elementary schools

This study evaluated effects of the blended learning program Core5 for students in kindergarten through fifth grade.

The Journal of Special Education (2014)

Research Brief: How Core5 Can Help Mitigate Summer Slide

Research Brief: Impact of Lexia® Core5® Reading on Black/African American Students

Improved Outcomes: PowerUp Summary of Research

PowerUp is proven to be up to 5 times as effective as the average middle school reading intervention, making it the most trusted secondary literacy programs available to educators.

Journal of Computer Assisted Learning (2020)

This study investigated the use of a blended learning program, Core5, in kindergarten and first grade classes.

Efficacy of the Lexia^® PowerUp Literacy^® Program: State Test Score Improvements for Struggling and Non-Proficient Readers

PowerUp users gained on average more than 20 percentile points more than non-users on their end-of-year state assessment.

Impact of Lexia Core5 Reading on English Learners

Supporting Struggling and Non-Proficient Middle School Readers with the Lexia^® PowerUp Literacy^® Program

Results show that PowerUp is more than 3X as effective as the average middle school reading intervention.