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May 22, 2020

[Classroom Tips] Educators Share how they use Study Island to Support Virtual Learning

This unprecedented school year has meant that educators have had to quickly adapt to teaching online. For many, that

Regina Waddell

May 12, 2020

4 Ways to Keep Students Learning This Summer with Study Island

Most students lose two months of math skills every summer, and two-thirds of the achievement gap in reading between low-income students and their middle-income peers can be attributed to summer learning loss in elementary school. Why accept summer learning loss when you can fight it with Study Island? You can use Study Island to run a completely virtual summer learning program consisting of skills practice in all core content areas, as well as additional activities in writing and reading.

Regina Waddell

Mar 10, 2020

Managing School Closures: 4 Ways Educators Can Use Study Island to Keep Students from Falling Behind

If you are using Study Island in your classroom, your students have access to a program that they can use anytime, from anywhere with an internet connection. Here are four ways that you can use Study Island to keep your students practicing and learning even during a school closure.

Regina Waddell

Feb 10, 2020

How to Build Test Prep into Instruction with Study Island

You don’t have to teach to the test to prepare your students for state assessments. In this blog post, you will get an overview of the steps you need to follow to use Study Island to build test preparation into instruction.

Regina Waddell

Jan 30, 2020

The Educator’s Ultimate Guide to Preparing for High-Stakes Testing

Between making sure that you are staying on pace with curriculum guides, practicing test-taking procedures and strategies, and providing the targeted preparation and reinforcement individual students need, spring state testing can quickly begin to feel overwhelming for educators. The good news is that a little research and planning can go a long way toward ensuring that you’re able to provide the support students need to be successful on their state assessments.

Beth Holine

Jan 24, 2020

[Contest Announcement] Study Island 2020 Spring Questions Contest

Now that you’ve settled into the spring semester, it’s a great time to evaluate standards mastery and to make sure that your students are practicing their skills in Study Island so that they’ll be

Regina Waddell

Nov 27, 2019

[Student Engagement] Extending Learning Over the Winter Break with Study Island

To keep your students learning, check out these strategies for using Study Island, Edmentum’s formative assessment and practice program over the winter break.

Regina Waddell

Nov 11, 2019

[Assessment Literacy Video Series] Cut Scores and PLDs Explained

This assessment literacy video will break down two important concepts that will help you understand these classifications: performance level descriptors and cut scores.