Kid's College specifically addresses the unique needs of students in RTI/Title I, Special Education,
Before/After School, Home School,
Migrant/ELL, Community Education, Workforce Readiness, and International Education Programs. |
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Photo: Smith Elementary After School Program LEP Students, San Antonio ISD
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We understand that your migrant students and English Language Learners (ELL) have very unique
educational needs. Skills mastery in Reading, Math and Language Arts is in reach for them through the
Kid's College individualized approach to learning. Our online instruction is supported by research-based
strategies to supplement migrant educational programs,
as well as programs for students with Limited English Proficiency (LEP) and students for whom English is a Second Language (ESL).
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REAL Results: Kid's College Supports ELL Students
Embark On An Individualized Learning Path, Online, 24/7!
For migrant students of all ages, the Kid's College flexible approach to instruction allows 24/7 access to
Literacy and Math skills practice online wherever they go. All they need is an Internet connection and a simple login
code! The Kid's College STRIDE adaptive technology enables them to embark on an individualized path of learning that
provides foundational and remedial instruction where it is needed, and then accelerates them to more challenging levels
of curriculum as they progressively master basic skill strands.
Meanwhile, as a migrant educator or administrator, you can easily track your students' progress through student
reports that are automatically emailed to you weekly. Kid's College provides the consistency of learning to
meet your migrant students' unique needs, and easily monitors their time-on-task and skills proficiencies for you.
The engaging sports games provide positive reinforcement to motivate students as they connect and compete with their
peers across the nation in online Kid's College Contests. The digital game-based strategy for learning has proven
not only to raise test scores, but build confidence and improve behavior.
Accommodating Diverse English Language Learners
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From one ELL student to another, acquiring a new language is a very different
experience for each individual
learner. Their speed and fluency with the new language will vary, and many will work at different grade levels
than their ELL peers in specific skill strands.
Photo: Jhonatan, an LEP learner in San Antonio, TX, gained confidence to succeed in his transition to the
English language!
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A first step in working with an ELL student is to validate prior knowledge and academic experiences.
Kid's College diagnostic assessments can assist by identifying grade-level mastery and skills gaps
that may be hampering the student's foundation of understanding. Following assessment, the Kid's College
adaptive technology prescribes differentiated instruction for each individual student based on his or her academic needs.
Most ELL educators agree that early on, ELL students need to hear the spoken words and develop oral language skills
in English, before they learn to read and write English. Kid's College provides "Browsealoud" automatic voiceover
to read aloud the questions, passages and answer choices as a student works within the Kid's College program.
Kid's College provides self-paced, differentiated and prescriptive instruction to help ELL students develop basic skills
and confidence in their ability to learn that will serve them well throughout their lives. ELL and migrant students in
urban, suburban and rural communities are benefitting from Kid's College skills practice. Contact a Kid's College
representative to get access for your migrant and ELL students today.
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