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Cultivating a Growth Mindset with Educational Technology

Some technology-based programs can help students improve not just their test scores, but their mindset to approaching problems. Explore how education technology can help educators improve student engagement with a growth mindset.

PowerUp Literacy Evidence Benchmarks Not Taught in Isolation

Administrators, download the PDF, PowerUp Literacy Evidence Benchmarks Not Taught in Isolation.Find out how, with Lexia® PowerUp Literacy®,...

Core5 Reading Alignment to Basic Skills in Reading K-2

Florida administrators, download a PDF of Core5 Reading Alignment to Basic Skills in Reading K–2.

PowerUp Literacy Crosswalk of FL LAFS to B.E.S.T. Standards

See how Lexia® PowerUp Literacy® directly aligns with Language Arts Florida Standards, taking the guesswork out of implementing new educational technology for the first time, or converting from older technology to new and improved edtech.

An Expectations Checklist for Literacy Professional Development

What is the best literacy professional learning course for elementary educators? This checklist shares what to look for in a professional development opportunity, from whether it’s science of reading-based to if it includes administrator-specific offerings. Only one course checks all the boxes - learn more.

5 Reasons To Include Literacy Education in Middle School Teachers’ Professional Learning

Discover why literacy education is critical for middle school teachers. Explore science of reading strategies and professional learning resources here.

Expanding Digital Equity Means More Than 1:1 Devices

With increased access to digital devices and instructional materials, students spend more time on digital screens—which is not necessarily a good thing. Teachers and parents must balance the potential learning benefits with the negative impact on students’ health and language development.

Getting Ahead of ACAP: How Assessment Without Testing Helps Identify Struggling Readers Early

Lexia’s research-proven program provides explicit, systematic, personalized learning in the six areas of reading instruction, targeting skill gaps as they emerge, and providing teachers with the data and student-specific resources they need to guide individual and small-group instruction.

5 Problems Blended Learning Can Help You Solve

Effective blended learning requires rethinking the challenges of how classroom instruction is structured, how time is spent, and how limited...