Does Lexia help students?

Based on the three studies, the WWC found potentially positive effects of Lexia Reading on alphabetics and comprehen- sion and no discernible effects on fluency and general reading achievement.

How effective is Lexia?

Lexia has nine peer-reviewed research studies that meet the two highest standards of evidence under ESSA—Strong and Moderate. Strong evidence is described as an experimental study that uses random assignment of students, classes, or schools to treatment and control groups.

What are the disadvantages of Lexia?

Cons: Digital instruction lacks closed captions and creative or social play.

Who should use Lexia?

Lexia for English learners

For students who continue to struggle, teacher-led lessons with structured, scripted instructional strategies target areas of weakness.

How long should students be on Lexia?

Lexia PowerUp Literacy is recommended for students in grades 6 and above. Students in Grades 6-12 who are using Core5 receive the following data in reports: • Actual Usage is available. Recommended Usage is available (all Grade 6+ students receive a default recommendation to use Core5 100 minutes/ week).

Lexia® Core5® Reading Overview

What are the pros of Lexia?

By providing personalized and adaptive instruction, the program helps students build confidence in their reading abilities and achieve better comprehension overall. This is particularly beneficial for at-risk students who may face additional barriers to learning.

Why is Lexia so good?

Our technology strengthens the relationship between teachers and students, helping them build connections that lead to trust, understanding, and true learning. It blends artificial intelligence with human intelligence to enhance, support, and inform literacy teachers so they can focus on what they do best, teach.

How much does Lexia cost per student?

How much is a year license? The first student in the home is $175.00 and each student after that is $110.00 (USD) for a full 12-month license.

What grade does Lexia stop at?

Lexia Reading Core5 consists of 18 levels for students in Pre-K through Grade 5 . Each level has a visual theme in which the program content is presented (see table below) . Each level has 5 activities (except Level 1, which has 4 activities) for a total of 89 activities .

Does Lexia help with fluency?

Lexia Skill Builders® and Lexia Lessons® also serve as key fluency resources as they support the development of additional skills important for reading fluency, including oral reading with a focus on expression and appropriate prosody.

Does Lexia teach phonics?

Developed by Dr. Louisa Moats and leaders in the field of literacy, Lexia LETRS teaches the skills needed to master the foundational and fundamentals of reading and writing instruction—phonological awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, comprehension, and written language.

Is Lexia only for dyslexia?

It is primarily designed for children who are dyslexic, but can be used for any children with reading and spelling difficulties or delay.

Does Lexia help with comprehension?

In Lexia® Core5® Reading, comprehension activities develop the ability to understand information at a concrete level as well as an abstract level through the application of higher-order thinking skills.

Is Lexia an intervention?

At Lexia®, we offer literacy intervention programs that take a Structured Literacy approach.

Is Lexia an evidence based practice?

These findings enable us to state with confidence that Lexia's programs are not just research-based, they are evidence-based. And importantly, these studies — which have shown that our programs are proven to improve learning outcomes — also meet the standards of evidence described in the ESSA law.

Does Lexia help with spelling?

Lexia LETRS​® stands for: Language Essentials for Teachers of Reading and Spelling. LETRS is a professional learning course for instructors of reading, spelling, and related language skills. It provides educators with in-depth knowledge and tools that they can use with any reading program.

How often should students use Lexia?

Intervention Lexia Reading is a computerized, supplementary reading software program designed for regular use, consisting of two to four weekly sessions of 20 to 30 minutes each, in a lab or classroom setting.

What age is Lexia for?

Lexia® English Language Development™ is an adaptive blended learning program that supports Emergent Bilingual students' English language acquisition through academic conversations.

How often should students use Lexia Core5?

The recommended weekly minutes for students in Grades PreK-5 are based on the student's current Performance Predictor category. Students in grades 6 through 12 who are enrolled in Core5 have a target of 100 mins/wk. Students with a grade of “Other” who are enrolled in Core5 have a target of 60 mins/week.

Do high schoolers do Lexia?

Lexia provides science of reading-based professional learning and curriculum solutions to 6.7 million K-12 students and their 360,000 educators at more than 23,000 schools nationwide.

What grades use Lexia?

Program Structure

Core5 consists of 18 levels for students in Pre-K through Grade 5 . Each level has a visual theme in which the program content is presented (see table below) .

Is Lexia supported by the science of reading?

Research shows that a Structured Literacy approach is the most effective way for students to learn to read. Lexia ^® Core5 ^® Reading incorporates knowledge from the gold-standard body of research, the science of reading, and Structured Literacy principles to help readers at all skill levels.

Does Lexia follow the science of reading?

Lexia's Structured Literacy solutions apply the science of reading into practical classroom instruction.

How does Lexia work for students?

As students work independently in the online activities of Lexia's programs, real-time performance data is collected through Lexia's patented Assessment Without Testing, an embedded assessment tool that allows educators to access powerful online data reports through their myLexia® accounts via browser, iPad app, or ...

Is Lexia based on Orton Gillingham?

Though the Orton-Gillingham Approach may not be familiar to some of us by name, its influence on the literacy programs of today are undeniable—in fact, our programs at Lexia are based on the principles established by Dr. Orton and Anna Gillingham.