Now inviting pilot districts for Algebra Readiness
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We’re inviting K–12 districts to pilot the Algebra Readiness Path.
Algebra Readiness finds where each student’s foundations for Algebra 1 break down, from fractions to proportional reasoning, and gives every student a path to rebuild them. A pilot is the best way to see it with your own students.
How it works
- Onboarding connects your platforms. During onboarding, we connect SubjectPath to your rostering and learning platforms to sync teachers, students, classes and rosters.
- Students take an adaptive diagnostic. Each question is chosen from the answers so far.
- Students practice from their gap. They work through a skill tree of lessons and skill checks that starts where their gap begins.
Who it’s for
Districts and schools with students building toward Algebra 1, including ninth graders still working on its foundations.
What Algebra Readiness covers
Algebra Readiness is for students in grades 3–9 and is built on the Common Core State Standards for grades 3–8. Each session opens with a 15-question screener, then follow-up questions go where the diagnostic needs more information, and a session never runs past 40 questions. Every wrong answer choice is tagged to a catalogued misconception, and practice starts at each student’s break point.
What to tell us
When you get in touch, it helps to know:
- Roughly how many students you have in mind, and in which grades.
- Which schools you’re thinking about.
- Your timeline and anything else we should know.
Add these under “Anything else we should know?” on the form.
Tell us about your district and we’ll be in touch.