Programs Using A+LSTM
Traditional Classrooms
Credit Recovery
Summer School
After School
Adult Education
GED Prep
Remediation Programs
Math, Reading, Science Prep
English as a Second Language Training
Special Education
At Risk Schools
College Remediation Programs
College Prep-Upward bound programs
Enrichment/Gifted/Talented Programs
Dropout Prevention
Transition Students
Standardized Test Prep
Exit Exam Prep
AP Classes
Homebound Students
Vocational Training
Juvenile Detention
In-School Suspension
Extended Day
Programs
Tutoring
Primary Credit
ACT/SAT Prep
Citizenship Programs
Distance Learning
Gear Up
Title Programs
Benchmark Testing
Partners of A+nyWhere Learning System®
 Cambridge University Press
 National Library of Virtual Manipulatives
 Encyclopedia Britannica
 Lexiles & Quantiles
 Assessments
 Reporting / Data
 Research
A+nyWhere Learning System®
169 Courses (4 Content Areas, Electives, Grades K-12)
• State & National Standards Integrated and Aligned to
Curriculum Content
• Advanced Placement (AP) Courses: 21
Art History, Biology, Calculus AB-BC, Chemistry, Computer Science A,
English Language, English Literature, Environmental Science,
European History, French Language, Macro- and Microeconomics,
Physics B-C, Psychology, Spanish Language, Statistics, US
Government, US History, World History
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• World Language Courses: 24
ESL I, Intro to World Languages, French I-IV, German I-IV,
Japanese I-II, Latin I-VI, Mandarin (Chinese) I-II, Spanish I-IV
Backbone of A+LS: Assessment
 Course Assessment
- Fixed Grade Level
- Pre/Post Tests
- Determine student growth
Adaptive Assessment
- “Smart Testing”
District Driven Assessment
- “Benchmark Testing”
Arizona School – Top 180 Students
(Sept 07- May 08)
Arizona School – Top 180 Students
(Sept 07- May 08)
Reporting Tools
Reporting Tools
Research Basis and Results
What works, with what kids, under what circumstances…
Research Basis and Results
Research Study, Summary & Independent Review Documentation
“Learning to read is the most
important task a child can
achieve.”
Elizabeth McPike, American Educator, 1995
“
This is an
artist.
See the “r”
in artist?
Find the “r”
below.
”
Learning Letter Sounds establishes alphabetic
understanding by introducing the six letters that
make up 50% of all words in English:
o s t a r e
The next six letters are in 30% of the words.
i n l u c p
Learning Letter Sounds introduces the letters found in
80% of the words, rather than alphabetic order.