Revolution K12's Algebra Readiness is a web-based adaptive learning program that helps prepare learners in junior high school for the rigors of a high school alegebra studies. This program was designed using Common Core Standards to help student improve their understanding of complex algebraic formulas and concepts.
Revolution K12 Algebra builds proficiency in 45 core mathematical concepts using adaptive learning strategies. Adaptive learning has proven to be one of the most effective teaching and learning strategies in education. It is the most efficient way to provide one on one attention in instruction to a whole classroom of students while allowing individual students to work at their own pace. Further, this program helps the students gain a better understanding of their learning style thereby engaging them in taking ownership of their learning experience. Thus, once mastery of these concepts is gained, students will also demonstrate greater performance on state mandated high-stakes assessments.
Revolution K12 Algebra Readiness offers:
- 2000+ online questions, 45 core concepts, and 10 Ongoing Progress Monitors
- Interactive online Mentor Sessions break questions down and provide inline, real-time, differentiated instruction for each student
- Adaptive homework assignments for students who demonstrate areas of weakness
- Ongoing progress monitoring integrating Response to Intervention models
- Access to over 2500 Algebra Readiness questions
- English and Spanish test and audio tracks
- Content scaffolding back to primary grade standards to target foundational math skills
- Avariety of pacing and implementation plans to support different instructional program models
In Baton Rouge, this program would be a perfect addition to programs such as HomeworkLouisiana for learners in our traditional schools and our online learners in schools such as Louisiana Connections Academy, Louisiana Virtual Charter Academy, and Louisiana Virtual School. For more information about this program, visit Revolution K12's Algebra Readiness.
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