We’re learning more about Reading Street and what resources are available. The elementary schools are using this new language arts program which utilizes a heavy online component. The online components also allow students to access their materials online outside of the classroom. Many teachers have used this with the established Pearson Envision math program, but now these tools extend to language arts. I look forward to seeing the gains students make in the district this year with each classroom using common language arts assessments and curriculum! Here is a snapshot of a few of these new resources!
There have been a couple of changes to the interface as teachers log in to Pearson Successnet. Don’t worry, no products have disappeared, in fact many have been added.
There have been a couple of changes to the interface as teachers log in to Pearson Successnet. Don’t worry, no products have disappeared, in fact many have been added.
The teachers can display a digital version of the student textbook and model reading strategies for the students. With the Mac OS X Lion, they can even make the display full screen!
Teachers will assign online tests as common assessments at the end of each week and unit!
This is where teachers can access and assign those tests.
Be sure and ask your Ed. Tech if you would like to know more about any of these or other valuable Pearson resources for the elementary classroom. I know we have really enjoyed learning how to help teachers increase the digital presence in their classrooms and align their instruction to Common Core Standards. Having such a common curriculum and assessment resources will really help us to ensure our district practices of instruction are the most effective for all students. Make sure and explore this website and become familiar: Pearson Successnet. If you do not know your login, please contact your Ed. Tech as soon as possible!
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