How Lexia Uses the Adaptive Blended Learning Model to Support Digital Equity

Meeting the needs of each student in the way they can learn is the definition of educational equity. Supporting access to high-quality learning that personalizes instruction for all students and teaches them how to use digital tools for critical thinking, creativity, and problem solving is digital equity. Technology is not the only answer to expanding digital equity, but it is an important component.

Using the adaptive blended learning model allows teachers to differentiate instruction and address gaps in student’s foundational reading skills. All Lexia® products are grounded in the science of reading and Structured Literacy. They are research- and evidence-based and have proven themselves to be highly effective in all types of classrooms with all kinds of students. Teachers who use Lexia’s technology address the skills students need the most—learn more in this Solution Guide.

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How Lexia Uses the Adaptive Blended Learning Model to Support Digital Equity

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How Lexia Uses the Adaptive Blended Learning Model to Support Digital Equity

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