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At Progress Learning, we’re constantly evolving to meet the needs of educators, and we’re thrilled to introduce our latest enhancement to Item Analysis. This feature, located under the “Results Report,” is designed to give teachers deeper insights into their students’ performance and help…

During the Covid-19 pandemic, many colleges and universities dropped the SAT®/ACT® and became test optional or test free. Some schools have kept these changes in place, while others have shifted back toward requiring standardized testing. Notable schools that have reinstated the SAT®/ACT® include Brown, Dartmouth, Harvard,…

Progress monitoring is a cornerstone of effective teaching. It helps educators track student growth, identify learning gaps, and adjust instruction to meet individual needs.  When it comes to math, however, progress monitoring presents unique challenges. Math builds sequentially, requiring tailored strategies to ensure students master…

As educators, finding engaging and effective ways to prepare students for the ACT® can be a challenge, especially when trying to balance the test prep with keeping students motivated. Integrating ACT® prep games into your class prep routine can not only reinforce key concepts in important…

A school district made up of 20+ schools in South Carolina has been subscribed to Progress Learning for over 5 years. During this time, they’ve made huge strides, boosting their SC READY, EOCEP, and WIN scores. We wanted to learn more about how the district is…

Grouping students is one of the best strategies educators can use to meet diverse classroom needs. However, there’s one thing that every educator needs to create effective groups: data.  By using data, teachers can move beyond traditional grouping methods — like ability-based clusters — and create…

Progress Learning’s reporting tools are a feature-rich set of resources designed to help educators and administrators track student progress with ease and precision. Recently, our expert team hosted a webinar walking through the ins and outs of our…

Preparing students for the SAT® can often feel like a daunting task, especially when trying to keep them engaged while covering the necessary content. One way you can add some variety to your students’ prep is by incorporating SAT® prep games into your classroom. These…

High school students in Florida must pass certain assessments to graduate, but not every student passes the required tests on their first try. If your student didn’t pass the required English Language Arts (ELA) or Algebra 1 assessments, there’s another option: concordant scores from the SAT®…