Infographic Resources for Literacy Learning

The Science of Reading in Action

NAEP 2024 confirms what literacy leaders have long known: The science of reading works—but only with time, training, and fidelity. Explore how early adopter states are seeing real results, and why a long-view strategy can accelerate gains where it matters most.

Teaching Starts Here | The Power of Professional Learning in Early Literacy

Explore how early educators shape future readers by building critical pre-literacy skills. Lexia® LETRS® for Early Childhood Educators delivers the science-backed training teachers need to confidently support language, phonological awareness, and print knowledge, equipping them to make a lasting difference in every child’s learning journey.

5 Questions That Ensure AI Edtech Works for Teachers and Students— and How Lexia Delivers

Not all edtech is created equal. Lexia® knows what it takes to create a solution that doesn’t replace but enhances traditional pedagogy, while also supporting enduring instructional equity for all students. Get this checklist of five critical questions to evaluate AI edtech solutions.

5 Actionable Steps To Support Teachers

Teacher burnout is a top concern for school administrators. Implementing a structured approach to literacy means gaining access to a wealth of resources and support that can make teaching more sustainable. This checklist will help leaders create an environment where teachers and students thrive.

Making the Right Literacy Investment for Your School

How can school leaders reclaim certainty when evaluating literacy program effectiveness? Lexia’s research-aligned checklist will help administrators ask the right questions and surface the right indicators to determine whether a program supports high-impact teaching and learning.

Empowering Teachers to Address Adolescent Literacy Gaps

School administrators play a vital role in equipping teachers to meet the needs of older students still developing essential reading skills. Lexia Aspire® Professional Learning gives grades 4–8 educators practical, evidence-based strategies to close literacy gaps and help students succeed across the curriculum.