Schools nationwide are finding
new ways to provide individually
tailored lessons that meet the
Common Core State Standards,
often relying on a new generation
of technology that helps students
learn at their own pace.
Other digital learning tools use
additional techniques to help
students succeed. For example,
McGraw-Hill Education's Learn
Smart and FLEX Literacy each use
"adaptive" technology to continually
assess students' knowledge, skill
and confidence levels to create a
unique study path designed to help
each student in the topics and
concepts they need most. This level
of personalization previously was
only available from a personal tutor.
Learn Smart delivers this adaptive
learning experience for a variety of
high school subject areas, while
FLEX Literacy incorporates it into a
comprehensive, Common Corespecific reading and language arts
intervention system for students in
third through eighth grade.
Constant adaptation
In this ever-evolving educational
landscape, keeping up with the
changes can seem daunting - but it
needn't be. Parents can rest assured
that teachers are increasingly
equipped with new technologies
that ensure their students are
getting the personalized attention
they need to improve their chances
for long-term success.
This article was provided by
StatePoint.net
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