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 ...

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.

How much time should students spend on Lexia?

Lexia Reading is compatible with a tiered model of instruction and is designed to be used for 20 to 30 minutes per session.

What are the disadvantages of Lexia?

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

How do Lexia levels work?

Each level has five activities, and each activity is divided into units. Each activity has between 6-20 units. A unit is a set of questions and may cover a specific sub-skill of the reading skill covered in the activity. Units increase in difficulty and/or complexity as the student works through each activity.

Lexia® Core5® Reading Overview

How long does a Lexia lesson take?

Each Lexia Lesson requires approximately 20 minutes to deliver, but teachers control the pace and can adjust when needed. This personalized approach supports the varying learning needs of all students.

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 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 worth it?

Lexia Grows Readers!

It is truly a comprehensive program. Reading the student reports, and class overview or progress reports are easy. Additionally, lessons and activities that are supplemental for Direct Instruction are excellent. Once students know their username and password, they can log into Lexia anywhere.

Does Lexia follow the science of reading?

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

Why do schools use Lexia?

With a comprehensive suite of professional learning, curriculum, and embedded assessment solutions, Lexia helps schools connect educator knowledge with practical classroom instruction to accelerate literacy gains.

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.

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.

Is Lexia only for dyslexia?

Our evidenced-based solutions help educators create personalized learning paths for students of all ability levels, but are essential for students with dyslexia.

Does Lexia help kids?

Built on the science of reading, Lexia^® Core5^® Reading is a research-proven program that accelerates the development of literacy skills for students of all abilities, helping them make the critical shift from learning to read to reading to learn.

Can students use Lexia at home?

Can I purchase Lexia programs for individual or home use? While Lexia Learning does not sell individual licenses for home use or homeschool, you can purchase Core5 and PowerUp through our partner reseller, Family Literacy Centers.

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) .

Does Lexia work on 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.

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.

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.

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.

How many levels are on Lexia?

Core5 consists of 21 levels for students in Pre-K through Grade 5. Each level has a visual theme in which the program content is presented.

How many schools use Lexia Core5?

At Lexia®, "All for Literacy" is more than a slogan: It's our core value. All students deserve equal access to literacy, and throughout the 2022-2023 school year, Lexia® Core5® Reading helped 3.7 million pre-K–5 students across 18,300 schools make substantial progress toward their reading goals.

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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.