NoRedInk Description
NoRedInk enhances writing skills by offering a curriculum that caters to student interests, along with personalized exercises and practical data insights. Learners are empowered to rearrange sentences, edit texts, create outlines, and work with multi-paragraph content. Our platform tailors instruction to address individual needs, providing support to students who face challenges. By generating exercises centered around students' favorite celebrities and interests, we ensure the material remains engaging and pertinent. Teachers and administrators benefit from color-coded diagnostic data, growth reports, and gradebooks that facilitate real-time progress tracking. With our live tracking features, prioritizing, instructing, and intervening becomes straightforward. Enrolling students in NoRedInk is a breeze, and our comprehensive library of resources for teachers covers all necessary aspects. Additionally, NoRedInk seamlessly integrates with platforms like Google Classroom and Clever to ensure an efficient implementation process. This holistic approach makes NoRedInk an invaluable tool for nurturing writing talents.
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Great Practice Tool Date: Jun 27 2023
Summary: Excellent tool. The free version has allowed me to make huge advances with my EB students and to review concepts post covid. This program has definitely made a difference with my students.
Positive: Helps student build comprehension in writing by breaking down grammar, sentence structure and composition. Students practice and build on individual skills at their own pace. Each section has an optional diagnostic. The class assessment tools are easy to read and use and gives teachers suggestions on what lessons to present next for greater understanding. The premium version offers state assessment aligned writing practice and more in depth guided writing prompts.
Negative: The interface is not as interactive as students would prefer these days.
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