Articles from Speak Agent with math literacy and science resources, strategies, research, and program updates.
In light of the extraordinary events of last week in the technology industry, I wanted to let all of our school district partners and stakeholders know that the services provided by Speak Agent, Inc. will be unaffected by the failure of Silicon...
My previous post reported on the groundbreaking success with Speak Agent in middle grades math and ELD at Prince George’s County Public Schools. But how did PGCPS achieve results? This article explores the key ingredients to achieving success.
A new groundbreaking data analysis found that using Speak Agent Math+Language℠leads to significant gains in math scores for middle school students at Prince George’s County Public Schools. The research also found a significant effect on English...
New year, new reports! Over the past several weeks we have added a whole bunch of new ways to get progress data at the student, class, and school level. Here are all the goodies in version 3.2.0:
Level Up is a new formative assessment tool attached to each Speak Agent lesson in our middle school and high school math and science courses. This article describes what the new tool does, how it works, and when it will be added to our courses....
Welcome back! Here are the enhancements we've made in version 3.1.1 (minor release):
"You want me to do what now?" Imagine this: You are a school or district administrator and the students in your district have fallen behind in math. You've found the perfect edtech solution to help bridge the gap. But when you share this solution...
Imagine this: You'd like to take a PD course, but you don't have the time or can't fit it into your schedule. Problem solved!
Welcome back! We're excited to share all the enhancements we've made in version 3.0:
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