Resources for Literacy Learning

Does It Work? Separating the Signal From the Noise in Efficacy Claims

When educational programs make claims of efficacy, effect size seems like a bias-free way to compare them. But while effect size promises clarity, using it as the only metric for evaluating interventions comes with pros and cons that are examined in this insight.

The Big Resignation: What Leaders Can Do To Retain Good Educators and Recruit New Talent

This Insight discusses proven techniques for school leaders to create an environment that is open and supportive for all. Learn how to build a shared vision that everyone in our organization embraces.

Expanding Educational Equity in No Uncertain Terms: Equity Begins With High-Quality Instruction for All Students

Lexia is expanding educational equity into a framework of three intersecting elements: instructional equity, cultural equity, and digital equity. In this first of the series, learn how expanding equity begins with providing high-quality instruction for all students.

It’s More Than Phonics: Dispelling the Biggest Myth About the Science of Reading

We now have five decades of gold-standard research into how students learn to read. This body of evidence is called the science of reading and confirms that students do in fact need explicit phonics instruction to read proficiently—along with four other areas of reading.

Confident Teachers Create Successful Readers

What tools and support do teachers need to accelerate literacy learning? The right professional learning solutions will equip teachers with the knowledge and confidence they need to help every student learn to read.

Paving the Way Forward: Reclaim Certainty When Evaluating Literacy Program Effectiveness

Districts and schools have critical decisions to make regarding funding. Sustainable, evidence-based programs will not only get students back on track but also prepare them for the future.

Ensuring Literacy Instruction Meets the Needs of All Learners

With equitable literacy instruction, more students will have the skills they need for academic success and beyond. Learn how to better meet the needs of all learners.

Accelerate Student Outcomes with Adaptive Blended Learning

This Insight highlights strategies to recover from the massive disruptions in learning caused by COVID-19. Learn how adaptive blended learning accelerates reading development and helps educators focus instruction where students need it most.

Embrace the Asset Model for the Benefit of All Students

Learn how all students can benefit from teachers who embrace a positive asset model that acknowledges and honors the individual student and builds upon what they do know rather than the skills they lack.