Your early learners need reliable, comprehensive reading assessments, but where do you start? Learn how MAP Growth and MAP Reading Fluency with Coach work together to provide reliable, precise data to support emerging readers.

Dyslexia is a complex reading difficulty that can impact early learners. See how screening, high-quality reading instruction, and relevant strategies can improve outcomes and foster confidence.

Effective teaching practices grounded in the science of reading can help all kids develop the literacy skills they’ll need as early learners and beyond. To bring curriculum, instruction, and assessment into alignment, it’s crucial assessments for emerging readers support this approach. Learn more about MAP Reading Fluency with Coach, an innovative solution designed to do just that.

Trustworthy data from high-quality assessments can transform a classroom and foster a culture of data for schools and districts. Find practical strategies for getting started with solutions for early learners.

Debates about the best way to teach and assess reading are long-standing. In this guide, you’ll learn how to bridge that divide and bring everyone together with a clear plan and quality assessment data.

Empower students with a healthy, collaborative culture of learning
This suite supports educators to partner with their students throughout the learning journey to develop and sustain practices that propel academic achievement, well-being, and self-efficacy for all.

“Professional learning should be intensive, collaborative, job-embedded, and data-driven.”

Jacob hops from the host’s chair to the hot seat as he sits down with Kailey to discuss his journey through the education world to become a leader in professional development for teachers. Starting with his time working with abused & neglected children, Jacob realized how much he would need to continue to grow to best serve his students. After time as a high school math teacher and coach for math educators, Jacob dedicated his career to serving teachers looking to improve their craft. Then, Kailey & Jacob get into the details of what kinds of professional learning teachers need more of now. They talk about why teachers aren’t taught about the assessment side of instructional practice and how new attitudes towards data literacy are changing that trend.