ThinkCERCA Foundational Reading Course Approved as Evidence-Based Reading Intervention Program in Ohio
Features of the program include:
- AI enablement for Reading and Writing across the platform for teachers and students
- Core Curriculum for 6-12 ELAR and Writing Across the Curriculum
- Foundational Reading and Linguistics Courseware Leveled Multilingual/English Learner Support (for beginning, intermediate, and advanced ELs)
- Immersive Reader which attends to students' individual visual, audio, and processing needs
- College Board AP Courseware
- Benchmark Evaluation Services
- Novel Units
ThinkCERCA has long supported and partnered with districts across the state of
Reading and writing are interconnected, and beyond offering Foundational Reading support, ThinkCERCA provides comprehensive resources to enhance literacy across all content areas.
Reflecting on the program's practical benefits,
Additionally,
Learn more about the Foundational Reading and Linguistics Course here.
About ThinkCERCA
ThinkCERCA's personalized literacy platform helps educators teach critical thinking skills through close reading and academic writing across subjects.
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