Why NoRedInk?
Students select their sports, music, and/or movie interests and NoRedInk builds sentences that incorporate these interests. Students appreciate the personalization and are more engaged. Teachers assign specific topics, and whenever students make a mistake, NoRedInk instantly remediates and directs them to more practice on the same skill. It is truly mastery learning with students taking ownership of their own learning by identifying strengths and weaknesses and working to master individual skills.
How to use NoRedInk?
Teachers assign diagnostic quizzes to their students. Based on the results, teachers then assign tutorial-style lessons with adaptive mastery-based practice. Students conclude with a summative quiz and the teacher can review the students’ overall mastery of various skills.
The free version contains only 20% of their curriculum, so there are several buy-up options. Click here to see the differences between the free and paid versions of NoRedInk.
Click here for a quickstart guide for NoRedInk.
Example of NoRedInk
Check out this video from Brad Scott that shows how students interact with the program.
Resources for NoRedInk
NoRedInk State and National Standards Alignment Guide
Classroom Integration Strategies
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