Resources for Literacy Learning

Core5 Provides Differentiated Instruction Based on Reading Profiles

Core5 students identified as poor decoders gained in fluency, and those identified as poor comprehenders improved in comprehension.

Core5 Supports Reading Growth Over Three School Years

In this longitudinal study, Core5 students in a low SES school overcame summer slide and showed significant reading gains for three consecutive years.

Re-auto Placement in Core5 Contributes to Accelerated Reading Gains

Lexia Core5 Reading Progress Report: Half-Year Results for At-Risk Students in Grades K-5

Effectiveness of PowerUp with Non-proficient Middle School Readers

One-third of students identified as “non-proficient” readers on a state ELA test achieved “proficient” scores after using PowerUp during the school year.

Touchscreen Devices are Beneficial for Students Using Core5

Students using touchscreen devices spent more time logged into Core5 and completed units at a significantly faster rate than students using browser-based devices.

Use of Core5 Supports the Development of Early Literacy Skills

In a randomized controlled study, low perfomers who used Core5 evinced significantly greater gains than controls on tests of early literacy skills.

Benefits of Core5 in a Low SES School

Core5 students outscored controls on a standardized reading test. More than 25% of Core5 students but no controls advanced instructional categories.

Lexia Programs Benefits Reading Skills in Kindergartners

Kindergarten classes were randomly assigned to a Lexia group or control group. Lexia users outperformed controls on a standardized reading test.