Check out the latest upgrades and what we’re building next:
Fluency research has long struggled because there was no standardized assessment. Pencil-and-paper tests can’t measure mastery accurately, and tabulating paper data is a mess. To overcome that, we’ve released an external assessment with built-in data export.
Admins and teachers can set, track, and review goals per grade — for both fluency and fractions — and see at a glance who is on pace.
The new Map view lays out a learner’s path so educators can pinpoint precisely where, and why, a student is struggling.
A run of richer, more cinematic encounters lands throughout the year. Intense engagement supports intense learning.
Automated reminders will nudge teachers and admins about key progress benchmarks throughout the year.
The Progress Health Report shows teachers and admins exactly which students need extra monitoring and encouragement right now.
Fact families are the single most powerful fluency strategy — so we rebuilt our entire approach to helping students master it.
Print certificates for students who reach Ninja or Ninja Master — and now you can even see their Ninja progress right inside the reports.
New fraction-model question types and tools, aligned with everything RISE introduced this year. (Screenshots coming soon.)
Students can now battle classmates, and classes can take on other classes across the school — a powerful new way to rally a room.
They’re back! Students can now jump as far into the facts as possible, and the program will make sure they’ve got full mastery before advancing them.
Enhanced, streamlined conceptual-understanding and review tools help students build mastery and progress more rapidly.
