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StepUp to Learn

Movement-based curriculum and interventions for PreK - Grade 4. Reading. Math. Handwriting.

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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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Therapy & Intervention

Individualized NeuroNet programs can be used to help struggling learners who have not automated basic reading, writing and math skills.

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Math Learning Disability Affects How the Brain Tackles Mistakes

Math Learning Disability Affects How the Brain Tackles Mistakes

Brain scans show why children who struggled with math were less able to change their thinking after making mistakes.

Education Learning & Memory Mathematics Neuroscience
A Satellite Language Network in the Brain

A Satellite Language Network in the Brain

Researchers find a component of the brain’s dedicated language network in the cerebellum, a region better known for coordinating movement.

Education Learning & Memory Neuroscience
New Study Redefines Our Understanding of How Memory Works

New Study Redefines Our Understanding of How Memory Works

Researchers expected clear differences but instead found strong overlap across memory types, challenging decades of memory research.

Learning & Memory Neuroscience