Are you looking for a fun way for students to practice their ELA skills? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of BrainPOP for English, grades 6-10.
BrainPOP is a supplemental program that supports instruction in the core content areas as well as technology, fine arts, and health for grades 3-8+. Resources are available online and include some printable materials. The material is intended for students’ independent use.
Is your district looking for instructional materials to support the College Readiness and Study Skills class? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of Shmoop’s Reading for College Success.
Shmoop University’s Reading for College Success is a fully digital program that is intended for students to use independently. The program could be used in blended learning, credit recovery, or self-paced instructional environments. Shmoop’s goal is to “provide fun, rigorous, materials that engage and challenge.”
Are you looking for journalism materials for your adoption? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of Shmoop Journalism.
Shmoop University’s Journalism is intended for the high school Journalism course. This fully digital program encourages students to engage with the material independently. Students can work at their own pace and complete the material in any order. Shmoop’s goal is to “provide fun, rigorous, materials that engage and challenge.”
Are you looking for materials to support Practical Writing? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of Shmoop Introduction to Critical Reading and Writing.
Shmoop University’s Critical Reading and Writing is intended for the high school Practical Writing course. The goal of this fully digital program is to “provide fun, rigorous, materials that engage and challenge.”
The material is comprised of a single unit containing ten lessons. It is intended to span three weeks, Students progress through the material independently and at their own pace. They may work through the course in any order, guided by the interactive table of contents.
Is your district looking for a digital program to support Journalism? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of Goodheart-Willcox’s Journalism: Publishing Across Media!
Goodheart-Willcox’s Journalism: Publishing Across Media is intended for the high school Journalism course. This fully digital program supports students as they learn and apply key journalism skills. Students read relevant background information about key journalism topics, such as ethics, writing headlines, and conducting interviews.
Does your district need a digital program for the College Readiness and Study Skills course? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of Goodheart-Willcox’s Texas College Readiness and Study Skills.
Goodheart Willcox’s Texas College Readiness and Study Skills is intended for the College Readiness and Study Skills course. The goal of the program is to help students improve reading comprehension, critical-thinking skills, time management, and soft skills. The program consists of two primary student resources, Study Skills and Soft Skills for the Workplace; and three shorter resources, Evaluating and Responding to Texts, Portfolio Development Activities, and Charting Your Career: Interest Inventory.
Learning List’s three professional reviews provide a multi-faceted perspective of each material:
Does your district want to adopt a high school ELA product with strong support for ELL students? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of Perfection’s Texas Connections.
Perfection’s Texas Connections is an English language arts program for grades 6-12. Learning List recently reviewed the materials for English I-IV. The material focuses on supporting college and career readiness by developing students’ abilities to analyze complex texts and respond to texts through writing, speaking, and listening.
Is your district looking for an ELA product to support advanced students or honors level courses? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of Bedford, Freeman, & Worth’s Foundations of Language and Literature & Advanced Language and Literature.
Bedford, Freeman, & Worth’s Foundations of Language and Literature & Advanced Language and Literature are English language arts materials for English I and II. They are intended to be used in consecutive years and prior to English III and IV AP English courses. The materials focus on building the skills students will need for success in AP English courses and are, therefore, best suited for advanced or honors level courses. The learning management system (LMS) allows students to experience the course in the manner similar to that of a college course; however, learning to navigate the LMS will require time and training for students and teachers.
Is your district using Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s Collections (2015)? Take a look at Learning List’s reviews of this ELA material.
Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s Collections (2015) is a comprehensive literacy program that supports English language arts instruction for grades 9 through 12. Content is available in print and digital formats. Online resources are housed in Houghton Mifflin Harcourt’s Collections Dashboard.
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