( RST) is dedicated to changing people`s lives through the power of the power of language and literacy education. This technology identifies and prioritizes students for small group or individual instruction, providing teachers and intervention specialists with recommended instructional strategies and structured lessons, including the minutes-per-week of software usage each student needs in order to meet expectations on grade-level assessments.įor more information about Lexia Reading Core5, visit or call 1-80. This data is highly correlated to, and predictive of, student outcomes on commonly used measures such as DIBELS® and aimsweb®. Lexia`s unique embedded assessment technology, Assessment Without Testing®, gathers norm- and criterion-referenced student performance data without administering a test. In addition to independent, personalized learning in the five areas of reading instruction - phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension - students receive scaffolding, explicit instruction and, if needed, teacher-led instruction using Lexia`s structured lesson materials.

Lexia Reading Core5`s dynamic, personalized learning paths engage students through 18 levels of age-appropriate, skill-specific activities ranging from rhyming and letter matching to complex analogies and passage comprehension. These students used the program for at least 20 weeks and met the required number of minutes for at least five weeks. More than 430,000 fully engaged students on Lexia Reading Core5 mastered an average of 21 skills in the program, representing more than one grade-level of skills. This targeted approach allows each student to make literacy gains quickly and develop the reading and critical thinking skills necessary to meet the demands of secondary curriculum and beyond.The 15.3 million reading skills completed represents a 119 percent increase over the 2013-14 school year when students completed approximately 7 million skills. With over 30 years' experience delivering effective Structured Literacy programs, Lexia’s literacy experts designed PowerUp to maximize student learning through a truly personalized experience that addresses individual skill gaps and impact reading proficiency and academic success. With the majority of secondary curriculum presented through reading, many students are at risk of not reaching their full academic potential. However, for decades, assessments such as the National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP) have shown that there is a large opportunity gap, with only about a third of eighth-grade students reading at or above a proficient level. Students in grades 6–12 are expected to have already made the leap from learning to read to reading to learn.

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