Prince William County Public Schools

About Lexia Learning in PWCS

The Office of English Learner Programs and Services is excited to provide PWCS schools with licenses for Lexia Learning.

Students in grades K-five will have access to the Lexia^® Core5^® Reading program where they can:

• Develop fundamental literacy skills in six areas of reading instruction that have been identified by national reading experts: phonological awareness, phonics, structural analysis, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension;
• Receive scaffolding, corrective feedback, and direct instruction in Core 5 when needed; and
• Have their teacher monitor his or her progress and performance in the online activities through data reports. These reports help teachers to determine if a student is struggling with a specific skill and requires targeted, teacher-led instruction.

Students in grades six-12 will have access to Lexia Power Up where they can:

• Build on the English language arts classroom curriculum, focusing on developing skills in three areas essential to becoming a proficient reader: Word Study, Grammar, and Comprehension; and
• Have their teacher provide help when needed based on student progress and performance.

Learn more about Lexia Learning in other languages:

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS - English (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Farsi_Dari (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Arabic (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Urdu (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Vietnamese (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Spanish (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Chinese_Mandarin (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Korean (PDF)

Lexia Home Overview letter for PWCS-Pashto (PDF)

Using Lexia At Home: An introduction for families

Here's a summary of the past training session.

Part 1: We are better together.

• Families are learning partners to support students' literacy development.
• The goal is to support learning at school and at home.
• Lexia provides resources to support learning at home.

Part 2: Lexia's Adaptive Blended Learning Model

• Adaptive, personalized instruction.
• Real-time data and reporting for educators to drive instructional priorities
• Resources for teachers, students, and parents that foster offline personalized learning

Part 3: Instructional Materials

Teacher and Student Led

• Lexia Lessons®
• Lexia Skill Builders®
• Lexia® Connections

Parent and Student Led

• At-Home Activities
• Student Choice Boards
• Home Activity Sheets

Part 4: How can you support your child at home?

• Provide a headset or earbuds to help them focus.
• Provide a quiet space free of distractions.
• Allow your child to work independently; do not provide assistance with the Auto Placement or online learning activities.
• Create opportunities for your child to spend time in the online program.
• Encourage your child to discuss their progress and set personal goals.
• Celebrate success with achievement charts and certificates!

Part 5: Ongoing Support

• Prince William County Public Schools Parent Education Partners
• Prince William County Principals and Instructional Technology Coordinators at Schools
• Lexia Help Center
• Lexia Learning website
• Lexia Support for Families

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