Resources for Literacy Learning

How to Implement ESSER for Effective Student Learning and Development

ESSER Fund: Your secret weapon to conquer the literacy crisis. Learn how to create an effective step-by-step plan to use these funds for literacy learning acceleration before they expire. Find out how to spark transformative change in your school today.

Three Steps You Can Take Now to Expand Cultural Equity in Your Classroom

Students should see their lives, experiences, and families represented in the curriculum. How can teachers ensure students feel welcome in a way that expands cultural equity? With authentic resources, teachers can apply research to literacy instruction and help all students achieve growth.

Funding After ESSER

With pandemic relief funding approaching its final year, Jon Hummell, Lexia’s national manager of state initiatives, shares how ESSER allows schools to make investments, including via multiyear contracts, to extend the benefits of ESSER funding into the future.

3 Clear Benefits of Social-Emotional Learning Programs

Providing tools that help educators to improve the social-emotional well-being of their students measurably improves the classroom experience as a whole. Explore how the benefits of social-emotional learning programs kick-start positive student outcomes.

Lexia joins key literacy voices at World Literacy Summit

Chief Learning Officer Dr. Liz Brooke offers perspective on literacy as a civil right during her presentation to key experts and educators at the World Literacy Summit. What is the rest of the world discussing?

Five Fun Reading Activities for Middle School Students

Many teachers have been noticing their students aren’t interested in reading. Why is this becoming more common, and how can we get students interested in reading again? Join us to see some of the best fun reading activities for middle school students.

How to Use the Science of Reading for Student Assessment

The science of reading (SoR) is widely known as a body of research that shows how people learn to read, but how else can it be used to educators’ advantage? Join us in learning how to use SoR to assess and support your students.

A Guide to the Science of Reading Curriculum

Is it really necessary for teachers to understand the science behind learning how to read? Research shows the answer is yes. Read about why professional development is the key to student success, and how educators should implement an evidence-based reading curriculum.

Five Fun Activities to Teach Students How to Use Context Clues

While it might seem like something that comes naturally, learning how to identify and utilize context clues when reading takes a lot of practice. Here, you can check out some of the best ways to teach students how to use context clues while reading.