Academic Interventions (ELA/Math)
Supporting Success for All Students
LEARN’s academic interventions (ELA/Math) programs are best-in-class. We partner with the education industry’s leading curriculum providers to develop highly effective, supplemental curricula designed to meet the needs of today’s students.
Our programmatic approach begins with one word: partnership. Through our initial consultation with the school or school district, we seek input to determine the best way to provide Title I, II, III, and IV services to teachers and students. Through this collaboration, we develop a turnkey solution for them.
We deliver highly targeted instruction to address the individual needs of all students enrolled in our program. Our proven system pinpoints skill gaps and allows instructors to focus on those weaknesses so students can successfully return to grade-level instruction.
Flexible Scheduling Program Framework
Academic Interventions (ELA/Math) Program scheduling is flexible and can be scheduled during the school day or after-school based on each individual school. Program framework looks like:
English Language Arts (ELA) Program
- Instruction on phonemic awareness and phonics
- Focus on fluency, with guided oral reading lessons
- Continual assessments to improve word recognition and comprehension
- Vocabulary instruction, emphasizing active student participation
- Use of pre-instruction and repetition to improve retention and mastery
- Comprehension skills reviewed systematically the teaching of strategies for self-monitoring.
- Practice writing skills by following the four steps of the writing process
Math Program
- Design supported by research on cognitive development
- Lessons on understanding, representing and breaking down multistep problems, and interpreting data to solve problems
- Instruction and practice in constructing, reading and interpreting a wide range of graphs, and the use of graphs as sources of data used to solve problems
- Repeated and cumulative emphasis on mental math and estimation as strategic, problem-solving skills
- Teaching students how to choose solution paths, how to explain their reasoning and justify their conclusions
- Hands-on practice through the use of math manipulatives in order to learn and understand concepts