Webinars

In this webinar, Dr. Liz Brooke, CCC-SLP and Carlyn Friedberg, MS, CCC-SLP discuss the connection between theory and practice in academic language, highlighting important research about the critical role of academic language to help educators understand how to translate those findings into practical assessment and meaningful instruction.

Adaptive technology can make blended learning more dynamic and responsive to individual student needs. In this webinar, Michael Horn will discuss how this approach provides a truly individualized learning path for each student by responding to real-time data with the appropriate online instructional support.

In this webinar, Robert McCabe, VP of Business Development and Education at Lexia Learning, provides a detailed presentation on the use of Core5 as a tool for reading instruction in a blended learning model. Bob addresses the benefits of flexible, independent student learning on an adaptive platform and the collection, analysis, and use of performance data to inform instruction.

In this webinar, Robert McCabe, VP of Business Development and Education, discusses a research analysis of students using Lexia Reading Core5® with fidelity. Results which showed that 75% of high-risk students and 33% of on-target students both gained two or more grade levels of reading skills.

In this webinar, Liz Brooke, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Chief Education Officer, Lexia Learning and Rosetta Stone, discusses the htree critical, research-proven intervention and prevention strategies that help close the gap for struggling students and prevent on-level students from falling behind.

Liz Brooke, Ph.D., CCC-SLP, Chief Education Officer, Lexia Learning and Rosetta Stone, describes how Lexia Reading Core5 can help teachers recognize strengths and weaknesses of each student, connect data to instructional strategies, and provide targeted resources to address each student's needs, unlocking teachers' ability to empower effectiveness. 

Alyson Deutsch, Senior Director, Product Strategy, introduces Lexia Reading Strategies for Older Students, an integrated technology-based program for struggling readers in grades 6 and above which provides a personalized, scaffolded, age-appropriate instructional experience that helps students develop foundational skills. 

In this webinar, Katie Ronstadt, Senior Educational Content Specialist, demonstrated how strong content design can greatly impact and support teachers with delivering a personalized approach to reading instruction.