Grade 5
RAZ Plus
Raz-Plus
Program description
Raz-Plus is a technology-based instructional program designed for students in grades K-5. The program consists of several key features including student-centered, scaffolded online readings with standards-aligned, leveled books, and comprehension activities as well as level-based and curriculum resources for teachers to use in offline instruction. The program is designed to be implemented in 30 minute sessions 5 days a week.
READ 180 - Comprehension
READ 180
Program description
READ 180 is a blended program designed to help struggling readers in grades 4-12. Using a combination of technology-based and in-person, direct instruction, students participate in 45-90 minute sessions that include both whole-class and small group lessons. Whole-group instruction of 20 minutes is followed by three rotating types small-group activities: small-group direct instruction, individualized computer-adapted instruction, and independent reading sessions. Progress reporting and professional development are also provided.
READ 180 - Literacy Achievement
READ 180
Program description
READ 180 is a blended program designed to help struggling readers in grades 4-12. Using a combination of technology-based and in-person, direct instruction, students participate in 45-90 minute sessions that include both whole-class and small group lessons. Whole-group instruction of 20 minutes is followed by three rotating types small-group activities: small-group direct instruction, individualized computer-adapted instruction, and independent reading sessions. Progress reporting and professional development are also provided.
Elementary
Fast ForWord
Current evidence
https://www.evidenceforessa.org/programs/reading/fast-forword-elementary-whole-class
Imagine Learning & Literacy
Imagine Learning & Literacy
Current evidence
https://www.evidenceforessa.org/programs/reading/imagine-language-literacy
Multiple
Wilson Reading System
Current evidence
https://www.evidenceforessa.org/programs/reading/wilson-reading-systemr