Accelerate learning growth for all students with Achieve3000 Literacy’s differentiated content and instruction. It is proven to double and even triple expected reading gains in a single school year.
Watch the video to see how Achieve3000 Literacy helps students learn and grow — from advanced and striving readers, to English learners, to special education students.
Students in the upper grades demonstrate as much growth as younger students despite having lower levels of expected growth.
Differentiated instruction is the process of adapting instruction to meet the needs of each individual student. It starts with getting to know your students, their interests, and abilities. It ends with watching them engage, learn, and grow.
Learn MoreResearch has shown a strong correlation between student engagement and student achievement. One Gallup study found that engagement was “significantly related to academic achievement progress in math, reading, and all subjects combined.”
Learn MoreAccelerated literacy growth occurs when a student's actual growth exceeds what is expected based on their current reading level and the length of time they engage in instruction. It's more important than ever for all students to catch-up.
Learn MoreSuccess for every student can be realized with a systematic and flexible approach to measuring growth, forecasting performance, targeting instruction, and creating a culture of literacy that celebrates and supports every student.
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Embedded and benchmark assessments provide precise information about each student’s reading level to know your students’ reading abilities right from the start.
Provide students in your ELA, social studies, and science classes with access to grade-level, standards-aligned content differentiated to 12 Lexile levels in English and 8 in Spanish.
Adjust instruction with text-to-speech and speech-to-text tools, vocabulary supports, and automatically adaptive assessments to give every student the support they need.
Students can’t learn or grow unless they are fully engaged. That’s why we continue to upgrade Achieve3000 Literacy every year. We also continue to add timely, culturally relevant content to ensure that the lessons reflect the diverse populations we serve.
The lesson interface offers greater accessibility to students at all levels. The lessons provide more opportunities for learning at every stage, with embedded videos and audio content, as well as:
We’re always looking for ways to make our lessons more rigorous and our learning routine more intuitive. For example…
The content is constantly changing. Some of the most exciting recent updates include:
Foundational Literacy Lessons for Grades 6-12
WordStudio offers secondary teachers a simple approach to improving essential reading skills that includes instructor-led videos and guided and independent practice. WordStudio…
Expected growth is based on MetaMetrics’s proprietary formula which considers the student’s reading level and length of time they will be engaged in instruction. Accelerated growth is any growth above a student’s expected growth and is shown for students who complete 1-2 lessons per week and those who completed 2 or more.
A wide body of research, including a gold standard study with a rating of Strong from Evidence for ESSA, demonstrates accelerated literacy growth for students across grade levels and abilities.
After 20 years of experience, as well as annual research studies, we know students who use Achieve3000 Literacy™ may attain up to 3X their expected growth.
Stay connected to innovations in education through professional learning informed by our Academic Cabinet that includes nine innovative educators, such as Dr. Doug Fisher and Dr. Malbert Smith.
Students, teachers, and leaders can share insights to engage and motivate students with a common understanding of their individualized goals, clear progress monitoring, and opportunities to celebrate their achievements throughout the year.
Create a culture of literacy as students, teachers, leaders, and parents track and celebrate reading growth with the Lexile Framework for Reading and weekly sponsored contests.
The Data Center makes it easy for teachers and administrators to track student progress with powerful tools, ranging from easy-to-read dashboards, to performance and usage reports, to new metrics, controls, and filters.
Students can explore their interests, identify future goals, track their progress, and stay motivated to keep learning with the Career Center and the Student Lexile Tracker.
Achieve3000 has joined forces with NWEA to develop a powerful integration that will allow educators to create MAP Informed Learning Paths. You can use MAP assessment data and Achieve3000 Literacy content to create a personalized learning path for each student.
Students who attain a reading measure of 1300L by the end of high school are considered to have the proficient reading ability to be successful in life after graduation. College and career readiness reports help track students’ growth year after year.
"The biggest success I've seen is the amount of growth across the board, from our most struggling to our most advanced readers, we've seen some kids reaching 150% to 250% growth, which is really incredible!"
6th Grade Teacher, Liverpool School District, NY
At the beginning of the year, my seventh graders were completely unwilling to do anything associated with reading. Now, in May, I can't get them to stop reading articles in Achieve3000 — they are completing 3 or 4 a week!"
Middle School Teacher, Cypress-Fairbanks ISD, TX
"I was born in Osaka, Japan and could not read English until I was in the third grade. When I look at all of the other programs, there are many, and when I compare them to Achieve3000, I see this amazing program that teaches kids to believe in themselves. When they leave me, they know they will continue learning and they got their foundation from Achieve3000."
ELA Curriculum Specialist, Sweetwater Union School District, CA
Learn more about how Achieve3000 Literacy can help every student, struggling and advanced, get and stay on track for success after graduation.
