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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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Researchers Gather Most Promising Interventions Addressing 'Word Gap'

Researchers Gather Most Promising Interventions Addressing 'Word Gap'

Researchers bring together 18 language-intervention research and empirical studies that address the word gap, the inequities in early experience with language that can place some children at a disadvantage. 

Education Reading Skills School Readiness Speech & Language
Do Girls Read Better Than Boys? If So, Gender Stereotypes May Be to Blame

Do Girls Read Better Than Boys? If So, Gender Stereotypes May Be to Blame

Researchers examined the relation between classmates’ gender stereotypes and individual students’ reading outcomes to shed light on how these stereotypes contribute to the gender gap in reading. 
Education Engagement Reading Skills Social Development
Moderate Exercise Can Benefit Memory Performance

Moderate Exercise Can Benefit Memory Performance

Moderate intensity exercise such as brisk walking, water aerobics or cycling can have the most beneficial effect on memory performance.
Attention Education Engagement Memory Movement & Exercise Speech & Language