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ESSER Funds: Invest in Programs Based on the Science of Reading

In 2021, the ARP ESSER fund was enacted, providing $122.7 billion in federal funding for schools. These funds must be spent on evidence-based interventions by September 30, 2024. Here are some of the most important factors to look for when choosing a literacy program.

How to Implement a Sustainable Tutoring Program with Lexia

Using evidence-based interventions for high-dosage tutoring is one of the most effective ways to accelerate learning. Research-based curriculum, such as Lexia® Core5® Reading and Lexia® PowerUp Literacy®, can be used to follow best practices for successful high-dosage tutoring that makes up for lost instructional time.

How Can Teachers Help Students with Dyslexia?

Research shows that one in five students have a learning disability, with dyslexia being the most common. How can teachers help students with dyslexia find reading success? Here, we offer the best tips for supporting these students using the science of reading.

Four Emerging Trends in Educational Technology in 2023

Staying on top of the emerging trends in educational technology can help students and teachers alike find success in the classroom. Here’s our prediction for the top 4 edtech advancements for 2023, and how each one can drive student engagement and reduce teacher burnout.

Why are schools adopting programs for tutoring?

Educators are searching for effective ways to accelerate learning to move students to grade level work. High-dosage literacy tutoring programs have proven to be 15 times more effective than low-dosage tutoring when aligned with research protocols. Science of reading literacy tools can drive successful outcomes through high-dosage tutoring.

Core5 and PowerUp are STAAR Redesign-Ready

Core5 Reading and PowerUp Literacy for Texas provide a suite of resources designed to prepare students for the STAAR Redesign.

Lexia English Correlation Report

Students who used Lexia® English scored higher than non-program users across all demographics, including gender, race, free-or-reduced lunch status, and home language—even in remote and hybrid learning environments. Read more here about how Lexia English supported Emergent Bilinguals in 2020-2021.

Engaging Emergent Bilingual Students

With 5 million Emergent Bilingual students in U.S. schools, districts across the country are seeking edtech solutions to help serve all students' needs equitably. Find out more here about Emergent Bilinguals in schools and how districts can support them.

5 Tips for Working with Students with Dyslexia During Remote Learning

The transition to remote learning has presented its own unique challenges for teachers and students alike, but educators of dyslexic learners and the...

The Teaching Must Go On, No Matter Where Students Are

With COVID-19 continuing to spread, school systems across the country have approached the fall semester in different ways.

For instance, the...