Prevent Beginning Readers from Falling Behind, and Help Struggling Readers Catch Up to Their Peers! The best way to ensure that all of your students develop effective reading skills is to implement what researchers have found to be the most effective approach: explicit, systematic, and multi-sensory reading instruction. The only problem: Teachers are rarely trained […]
DynEd moves delivery of award-winning content to mobile devices Burlingame, CA—December 12, 2011—DynEd International, Inc., a leader in the English language learning solutions market, has made it’s award winning content available for iOS compatible devices (iPad and iPhone). With the goal of providing DynEd-partner studentseasier access to their courseware, DynEd for iPad allows existing students the […]
By Valerie Strauss The Washington Post Every policymaker should be required to see the new film “American Teacher,” which powerfully reveals the huge challenge that the country faces in attracting and keeping the best teachers to help improve public education. Director Vanessa Roth’s new film, co- produced by Dave Eggers and Nínive Calegari and narrated by Matt […]
Special Education covers a wide range of abilities, both behaviorally and academically. Often times, Reading and Mathematics are areas where much attention is needed. See Reading Intervention Software and Math Intervention Software. Schools help their students who are in need of “Special Education” or “Exceptional Student Services” in many different ways. Small group instruction, individual […]
Universal screening is a single test of all students used for multiple grade levels. Age-appropriate skills is determined by National and State Standards. Questions provided must be research-based and tested over time. Universal screening allows schools to not only capture a benchmark skill level but also to make informative decisions over time. What does all […]
