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StepUp Early Learning

Movement-based reading, math, and handwriting for Pre-K, Kindergarten, First and Second Grade

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Improve learning readiness and student achievement

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ENGAGE

Use hundreds of interactive videos that combine kinesthetics with early learning

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PRACTICE

Develop fluency in reading, math, and handwriting in 20 minutes a day or less

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ASSESS

iPad assessments play like a game for students and provide valuable insights for teachers

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Research-Based, Standards Aligned

StepUp is founded on decades of research linking kinesthetics with increased engagement and learning. StepUp programs have been tested to improve engagement, reading, math, and handwriting for early learners. 

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Assessments and Analytics

Fluency assessments, easy-to-read reports, and usage analytics empower teachers and administrators with insights into student learning.

Helping Teachers Succeed

Custom training solutions are available on-site or online to help teachers and administrators get the most out of StepUp programs. 

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The powerful impact of real-world learning experiences for kids

The powerful impact of real-world learning experiences for kids

Researchers found that 4- to 9-year-old kids knew more about how animals are classified after a four-day camp at a zoo. It wasn’t that children who attended just knew more facts about animals, the researchers noted. The camp actually improved how they organized what they knew – a key component of learning.

Attention Education Engagement Memory Motivation
Boys with social difficulties most susceptible to early substance use, study finds

Boys with social difficulties most susceptible to early substance use, study finds

Varying patterns of social, emotional and learning problems are associated with increases in verbal, physical and relational aggression and substance use among adolescent boys, according to a new study led by social work professor Kevin Tan.
Education Social Skills
Attention Deficit Disorders Could Stem from Impaired Brain Coordination

Attention Deficit Disorders Could Stem from Impaired Brain Coordination

Researchers have discovered how two brain regions work together to maintain attention, and how discordance between the regions could lead to attention deficit disorders, including schizophrenia, bipolar disorder, and major depression.

Attention Memory