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FAQs

What are the disadvantages of Lexia? ›

Cons: Digital instruction lacks closed captions and creative or social play. Bottom Line: This is a research-backed blended reading platform that builds literacy skills and helps teachers plan and deliver targeted instruction in the classroom.

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.

In the PowerUp student program, students work across three strands (Word Study, Grammar, and Comprehension); thus, the total weekly recommended usage is 75–135 minutes.

Informed by the science of reading, Core5 Reading creates individualized learning paths to support students of all ability levels, including students with dyslexia and other learning disabilities such as Developmental Language Disorders (DLD).

For educators of adolescent students, Lexia Aspire™ Professional Learning is a flexible, self-paced, digital solution that uses the science of reading to help weave literacy skills and strategies into instruction to support learners to read, comprehend, and articulate ideas across various subjects.

Lexia Core5 Reading is a technology-based reading program that provides explicit and in-depth instruction in six areas of reading for students in Pre-K through Grade 5.

Each student has a recommended number of minutes of PowerUp use per week. Total time will be between 75–135 minutes per week. Try to set a schedule that will help your reader reach this target each week.

Results of a recent study evaluating the PowerUp adaptive blended learning program, Lexia's intervention for non-proficient and struggling readers in grades 6–12, showed that PowerUp was up to five times more effective at promoting reading gains than the average middle school reading intervention.

LEVEL 5 (end of kindergarten)

What age group is Lexia for? ›

Lexia English is an adaptive blended learning program designed for emergent bilinguals in grades K-6. The program focuses on the development of speaking, listening, and grammar skills through academic conversations.

The recommended weekly minutes are based on the student's current Performance Predictor category. Students with a grade of “Other” have a target of 60 mins/week; students with a grade of “Graduate” have a target of 100 mins/week. Students with 100% Performance Predictors do not have recommended usage.

For those who are not confident in teaching reading skills, Lexia provides printable scripted lesson plans and resources to assist in targeted support.

There may be several reasons for that: An outage that hasn't been communicated yet via the Lexia status page. Some local issues with a small group of accounts on the service side. Technical issues on your side, or problems with your software or ISP.

To maximize the benefit of Lexia English, the following recommended usage should be met on a weekly basis. It is advisable that this time occurs in appropriate Language Development settings (e.g., classroom, after-school programs, small groups): Grades K-2: 10 to 15 minutes per session, 3 times per week.