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How do I enroll new students on the Reading Plus Program?
Go to your teacher home page. At the bottom right
of the page you will see student, and then click new. All you have to do is enter the first name, last name and current grade
level on the next page. Then make sure you click the apply button.
If you have students that are already enrolled
and want to change their classes or teachers, then click the enrollment button on the home page. On the next page you
will see a large square divided in two parts. On the left side you will see a complete list of the students signed up to use
the Reading Plus program. If there is teacher's name next to their name, that means that they are enrolled in that teacher's
class. If no name appears, then they are not enrolled in any class. On the right square you can select a teacher or a
class and see a list of the students in that class on the right square. You can highlight a student's name and un-enroll
them from that class. You can highlight a student on the left square and enroll them in the class, right side.
Feel
free to contact us if you have any questions.
Why do I need to set a schedule on the Reading Plus program?
By
setting a schedule, the program will give each student a pre-test and then provides them with individulized lessons. It helps
to monitor time and progress.
TIPS
FROM READING PLUS TRAINERS:
1. Make sure your students use their re-read buttons.
2. Read your
stories in sequence.
3. Consider giving struggling students a visagraph test.
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Do you
know what a Visagraph is?
For more information, pricing, demos and training on the Visagraph or
any of our programs, contact us at:
Southwest Education
(866)472-6949
Info@SouthwestLearning.com
At Trautmann Elementay School in United Laredo ISD, second grade and third grade students that used the Reading
Plus program scored higher on the SRI than students who were not on the program. Ms. Cynthia Rodriguez, Principal
At Winnsboro high school, students using the Reading Plus program increased their ACT average scores from 25
to 28.
Phillis Stone, Assistant Superintendent of Instruction
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