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Here's the story of how Old Adobe Union School District in California helped its English Language Learners make progress with the state-administered Californian English Language Development Test.

We are so excited about our ISTE 2016 Tech & Learning "Best of Show" award. This is a huge honor as this generally set for brand new sparkly products. It just goes to show you, that WriteToLearn continues to turn heads as it evolves with all the educational changes of its 10 year history as an educational writing practice tool.

It may seem logical to welcome students to a new school year and screen upon arrival. This will give you all of the data you need to identify at-risk students and plan interventions per student, right?  

Jeff Pence teaches English Language Arts to five classes of seventh-graders at Dean Rusk Middle School in Canton, GA. His concerns and challenges about how he can do the best job for his 129 students are shared by most ELA teachers in America.

Time is of the essence, especially in today’s fast-paced classrooms. We understand that educators are short on time to instruct, analyze individual needs, and plan for adjusted instruction.

There is no denying that the education realm is complicated. Large class sizes, varied student needs, and a push to meet – if not exceed – state standards and report high, year-end test results demands an effective method that ensures no student slips through the cracks.

As an educator, you know better than anyone that every student experiences learning differently.

The US Department of Education Office of Special Education Programs (OSEP) recently sent out a memo that requires IEP goals to be relevant for the grade in which the student is enrolled. There is no technology to help teachers do this – yet.