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Engaging your students can be a challenge, but not when you have the right tools. We recently received a story from a dedicated high school science educator in Virginia that sheds light on how Progress Learning can transform teaching methods and student engagement. Here’s how Jennifer Peavey at I.W. Taylor Virtual Academy used Progress Learning to engage her students.
As a whole, the school achieved a remarkable 68% pass rate in 5th grade science, marking a significant improvement from the previous year’s 45% pass rate. Northwest Laurens Elementary surpassed the state average by nearly 30 points and was the top performing school in the region out of 12 schools
by: Coral Ericson
Hey there! Are you looking to help your students succeed by providing them with the extra support they need? We’ve got you covered! Our free resources for intervention are just what you need to provide your students with the tools they need to excel.
by: Coral Ericson
Creating a positive classroom culture is important in ensuring a successful school year. To help build that culture, we have put together various free downloadable activities that celebrate student achievement.
by: Coral Ericson
Students with Individualized Education Plans (IEPs) each have their own unique needs and challenges. As educators, it is our responsibility to provide them with the right support to help them succeed in the classroom. But how do we know if the interventions we are providing are effective? How do we gauge their progress and tweak our approach accordingly? That is where progress monitoring comes in.
by: Coral Ericson
In this blog post, we’ll provide some background on edtech and discuss practical tips that will help you make better decisions about which tools to use for reporting purposes. We’ll also cover the importance of thinking holistically in order to ensure success for all learners — no matter their level or abilities.
by: Coral Ericson
In this blog post, we’ll look at how educators can use reporting and assessment data to tailor instruction toward their students’ academic needs. We’ll also share practical tips on collecting useful information and devising strategies to make learning more individualized.
Looking for proven tips on planning effective summer instruction for all learners? Check out Progress Learning’s Summer Learning Guide. Packed with proven tips for leveraging data, goal setting, schedule planning, free PD opportunities, and classroom resources, this guide has everything you need to help your students close learning gaps this summer.
by: Coral Ericson
The Tennessee Department of Education launched Tennessee House Bill 7004, or the Tennessee Learning Loss Remediation and Student Acceleration Act. This bill is designed to provide students with a variety of academic support to help them get back on track after the pandemic. In this blog post, we will provide a comprehensive overview of the bill, the different components, and how we can help you meet the requirements.
by: Coral Ericson
As educators, we are always looking for new and innovative ways to support tiered students in the classroom. It’s important that our teaching strategies are tailored to each student’s unique needs so that they feel engaged and motivated to learn. In this blog post, we’ll discuss effective teaching strategies for supporting tiered students in the classroom and how these can increase their academic achievement.
by: Coral Ericson
As a K-12 teacher or school administrator, you know how important it is to provide students with a solid educational foundation. During the summer months, many students tend to forget what they’ve learned throughout the school year and as a result, academic progress can suffer. Summer learning gives students an opportunity to review topics covered previously and tap into new knowledge that can help them succeed in future classes.