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NEW YORK, NY -- (Marketwire) -- 02/07/13 -- McGraw-Hill Education, in collaboration with MetaMetrics®, the developer of the industry leading Lexile® Framework for Reading, today announced the launch of SRA FLEX Literacy, a comprehensive reading and language arts intervention system for students in Grades 3-8. SRA FLEX was built from the ground up to specifically help at-risk students learn the critical reading and writing skills required to meet Common Core State Standards. The program provides teachers with unparalleled insight into students' progress through the use of the Lexile measurement system, the most widely adopted measure of reader ability and text difficulty in K-12 education.
The Common Core State Standards, which align K-12 instruction across states behind a defined set of learning expectations with the goal of preparing all high school students for success in college and their future careers, have presented a unique challenge for educators by raising the bar for student performance. This challenge is felt even more acutely among teachers of students who struggled to read and write at grade level prior to the implementation of the new, more rigorous standards.
"The 21st century classroom contains students with incredibly varied skill levels and learning styles, and those considered to be at-risk or of lower proficiency will face even greater challenges as schools implement curricula designed to meet the Common Core State Standards," says Dan Caton, president of McGraw-Hill School Education. "With SRA FLEX, we've combined teacher-led instruction and the latest adaptive and analytic technology with collaborative learning methods to create a highly personalized learning experience with the goal of providing struggling readers and writers with the skills they need to succeed."
Comprised of three unique and flexible learning experiences -- the Digital Experience, the Print Experience and the Project Experience -- SRA FLEX engages students through high-interest, collaborative and interactive tools, and rich text selections.
- The Digital Experience, the backbone of the program, offers self-paced, individualized and scaffolded online lessons with activities for instruction, practice, assessment, remediation and review. The Lexile Framework guides the entire process, allowing SRA FLEX to pair each student with reading materials that match his or her reading ability perfectly, and to ensure that students are challenged in the most constructive way. In addition, the system's adaptive features enable SRA FLEX to slow down when students are struggling and accelerate when they have demonstrated mastery.
- The Print Experience offers teacher-led, small-group lessons focused on explicit reading instruction that engages students to develop comprehension, allowing at-risk students the opportunity to rise up to and interact with on-grade level texts, rather than drop down to lower level texts.
- The Project Experience uses whole-group instruction, small-group collaboration and independent writing projects to encourage students to make cross-curricular connections and ultimately support critical thinking, one of the most important pillars of the Common Core. Collectively, the program's three experiences are designed to continually motivate students with flexibility and a highly engaging user-friendly design.
"As we transition to the more rigorous demands of the Common Core, we are excited to team up with McGraw-Hill Education to bring their dynamic reading intervention program to the market," says Trilby Berger, senior vice president of strategic partnerships of MetaMetrics. "The remarkable results of the SRA FLEX pilot demonstrate that teachers and administrators value the unparalleled ease with which the program allows for collection and reporting of data for student grades and progress. We are proud of the results to date and look forward to working with McGraw-Hill Education as they make this program available to school districts across the country."
Following the recent completion of the program's successful pilot in six school districts, SRA FLEX is now nationally available for purchase as a comprehensive reading and language arts program or as a supplemental reading intervention solution.
For more information about SRA FLEX Literacy, visit: http://www.flexliteracy.com/sampler.
About McGraw-Hill Education
McGraw-Hill Education is a digital learning company that draws on its more than 100 years of educational expertise to offer solutions that improve learning outcomes around the world. McGraw-Hill Education is the adaptive education technology leader with the vision for creating a highly personalized learning experience that prepares students of all ages for the world that awaits. The Company has offices across North America, India, China, Europe, the Middle East and South America, and makes its learning solutions available in more than 60 languages. For additional information, visit www.mheducation.com.
About MetaMetrics
MetaMetrics is focused on improving education for learners of all ages and ability levels. The organization develops scientific measures of academic achievement and complementary technologies that link assessment results with real-world instruction. MetaMetrics' products and services for reading (The Lexile® Framework for Reading, El Sistema Lexile® para Leer), mathematics (The Quantile® Framework for Mathematics), and writing (The Lexile® Framework for Writing) provide unique insights about academic ability and the potential for growth, enabling individuals to achieve their goals at every stage of development. Connect with the organization at: http://blog.lexile.com.
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Tokyo Jungle can be summarized by talking about a few, simple gameplay elements that are covered in the tutorial over the course of about ten minutes. Hunting provides creatures with nourishment, which increases their rank, regenerates health and keeps the hunger bar at bay (a depleted hunger bar means taking damage from starvation). The city in Tokyo Jungle is broken into districts, each of which has its own territory points that must be captured in order to mate. And attracting a good mate means players will be able to create a litter that takes some stats from the parents and will let players survive through the years. Newly born animals will need to eat to rank up all over again, and thus the cycle continues.
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Tokyo Jungle has its moments, and if you're the kind of player that loves to grind endlessly for points and unlocking of new animals then this is the game for you. But outside of masochists there isn't really much here to support the quirky survival game that was advertised to us all those months ago. There's potential here, raw potential for something terrifying and fun, but it's bogged down by poor game design and an incredible lack of real content. If you're looking for a laugh and don't mind shorting yourself a few bucks, Tokyo Jungle may whet your appetite for the bizarre, but don't expect to experience anything truly fantastic in the long term. Sad to say, it just isn't there.
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OTTAWA -- Employers in Manitoba may have to adjust some shift schedules and working hours to reasonably accommodate the child-care needs of employees after a Federal Court ruling this week.
Federal Court Justice Leonard Mandamin Tuesday upheld a 2010 Canadian Human Rights Tribunal decision that ordered the Canada Border Services Agency to adjust its policies after a border-services officer argued she had been discriminated against based on the fact she had young children.
Stuart Rudner, employment law specialist with Miller Thomson near Toronto, said the decision makes a bold statement about the country's legal landscape.
Disability, gender and religion are no longer the primary basis for human rights complaints, he said, adding family-related issues are bound to gain more prominence in the coming years.
"This is likely the next frontier," Rudner said. "(The ruling) does set the precedent now that confirmed what many of us suspected, which is that employers are susceptible to these complaints."
In the CBSA case in question, Fiona Johnstone, a border-services officer in Toronto, asked to be able to work three specific days a week, 13 hours at a time, because she had not been able to find a child-care arrangement that would accommodate the normal rotating shifts of five days of 8.57 hours of work per day, followed by three days off.
The CBSA said the only way to get fixed shifts was to become part-time and work a maximum of 34 hours a week. That meant Johnstone would be ineligible for benefits, pension, training and advancement opportunities available to full-time employees.
So Johnstone filed a complaint with the Canadian Human Rights Commission in 2004. She argued the employer allowed workers to keep full-time schedules and fixed shifts if it was required for religious or medical reasons but would not accommodate her need for child care.
A witness at the tribunal hearing, accepted as an expert in child care, testified the kind of child care Johnstone needed to accommodate rotating, non-standard and unpredictable hours, including overnight shifts, is not easy to find.
That is certainly the case in Winnipeg, said Ron Blatz, executive director of the Discovery Children's Centre in St. James. He said his centre is one of maybe eight in the city that is open in the evenings and one of three that is open on weekends. One of his parents drives to St. James every morning from East Kildonan to drop off her child because it is the only centre she could find where she could get care in order to make it to work for her 7 a.m. shift.
He thinks this decision will force employers to change how they see their role in the lives of families.
"I don't think employers think much about child care, but now they're going to have to," he said.
How many people this case may affect is up for debate and Blatz said the demand for off-hours care is much lower than the demand for care during standard working hours, Monday to Friday. He has about 65 families that use the extended evening hours. On Saturdays, the centre has never been at full capacity of 35 kids in the 12 years the centre has offered that option.
Victoria Sopik, president of Kids and Company, said she thinks many employers have slowly been coming around to accommodate child-care needs. Her company provides corporate child care to employees of companies who buy memberships in her centres. The centres, including one on Fort Street in Winnipeg, offer all sorts of hours and options for child care, including part-time, off-hours and weekends.
"There was a real switch when companies realized they were the prime beneficiaries, because people would come back to work after maternity leave," said Sopik.
-- with files from The Canadian Press
Republished from the Winnipeg Free Press print edition February 7, 2013 A9
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Betty Ehart Senior Center volunteer Mary Venable began a monthly support group for those facing macular degeneration and hearing challenges more than three years ago.
The group often acquired a guest speaker, then with the help of community organizer, Karen Edwards, held a low vision expo several months later.
"Macular Degeneration and hearing loss are of epidemic proportions and so much denial, even in our beloved community," Venable said, who herself has some challenges.
Chamisa Elementary School transforms into a one-stop shop and mini mall this weekend, for early birds to gear up for a bit of Mother's Day shopping.
Scentsy Independent Consultant Tiffany Lovell is the mastermind behind the Mother's Day Boutique, from 8 a.m.- 1p.m. Saturday.
The more than 30 vendors include representatives for everything from Tupperware and homemade jewelry to Mary Kay Cosmetics and hand-made crafts, available for purchase for any gift-giving occasion.
The 60th birthday party for Los Alamos County will take place June 10. As the community marks this milestone with a year-long calendar of events to honor the occasion, Living Treasures of Los Alamos celebrates its 10th anniversary by honoring Laurence Martin "Marty" Holland; Lawry and Alice Mann; and Dale Holm at 2 p.m. Sunday at the Betty Ehart Senior Center.
Before the Manhattan Project and previous to the Ranch School, there were homesteaders.
In 1862, the U.S. Congress passed the Homesteaders Act, Los Alamos author Dorothy Hoard said. Under this act, people applied for entry to live on a piece of land.
This week we look at Asset #7 Community Values Youth. According to the Search Institute, youth are more likely to grow up healthy when they perceive that adults in the community value youth.
When I started my interest in working with Assets, our community rated 15 percent, according to our youth, on how the community valued them. While the current data results aren't due back for a few months, I'm certain the tide is changing.
Easter offers a lot to celebrate. Therefore, local churches are opening their doors and inviting the community to join in the festivities.
A few churches are taking the celebrations outside.
Messaih Evangelical Lutheran Church will host an outdoor service at 10:30 a.m. Sunday at Overlook Park.
Members of Saint Dimitri Orthodox Church are joining Orthodox Christians all across America and the world in preparing for Holy Week and Pascha (Easter).
This preparation begins with the end of Great Lent on Saturday, Lazarus Saturday.
Orthodox Christians use the Julian calendar for the calculation of the date of Pascha and this year the Feast of the Resurrection of Our Lord, Pascha, will be celebrated on April 19.
Unbeknownst to almost everyone, Rosie, a rose chafer beetle, played an important part in Charles Darwin's voyage of discovery. Author and paleoanthropologist Anne Weaver signs her new illustrated chapter book, "The Voyage of the Beetle," at 1:30 p.m. Wednesday at Otowi Station Bookstore. Afterwards, Tea World will host a chat with Weaver and feature Dutch-treat snacks and drinks.
The first time I spoke to Madonna Wegloski I walked into her office with a question, but we were soon joking around. We laughed about the lack of scenic views at the Monitor. I pointed out that all we see in the newsroom is the top strip of the building next door and Madonna joked that all she saw was the parking lot. Most of my memories of Madonna are like this - short snippets of her life.
Music that features every part of the orchestra, is new and familiar, and challenges and satisfies both the musician and the audience. These are the qualities in music that the music selection committee of the Los Alamos Symphony Orchestra uses in planning a program.
These qualities are clearly and poignantly evident in the concert to be presented on April 17.
The program will open with the "Fanfare for the Common Man" by Aaron Copland. This piece for brass and percussion was composed in 1942.
The teenage brain is a mystery to any parent who has a young adult.
Teenagers seem to lose their minds and parents wonder if they ever get them back. The answer rest assured is yes.
On Saturday, the Los Alamos Juvenile Justice Advisory Board and UNM-LA in conjunction with partnering agencies will sponsor a symposium on the teenage brain, with two free presentations.
JJAB Coordinator Debbie Gill knows that education is key in this community.
SOCORRO – More than 300 future scientists presented their research projects at the New Mexico State Science and Engineering Fair on Saturday in Socorro.
Four high school students won all-expense paid trips to the International Science and Engineering Fair to be held next month in Reno, Nev.
Nikita Bogdanov, Alexander Kendrick, Gabriel Joachim and Hee Sung Park were the top winners at Saturday's event at New Mexico Tech.
Bogdanov, from Albuquerque Academy, won for a project titled, "Can You Do the Water Walk?"
The Art Center at Fuller Lodge has expanded its reach to include every resident in the county of Los Alamos.
With the inauguration of its first Biennial Membership Drive, Raffle and Donor Recognition, the Art Center Board of Directors wants to inform everyone in the county that the Art Center is more than a place for practicing visual artists or those who appreciate the visual arts but is a cultural and educational center for all.
A book is a mysterious thing. You never quite know what you are in for until the book cover is flipped opened.
To celebrate the mystery and artistic quality of books, Mesa Public Library is hosting an exhibit that features the work of the LIBROS: New Mexico Book Arts Guild Saturday through April 18.
Eleven years ago, Gene and Phyllis Unterschuetz were in a transition in their lives. They sold their house in a Chicago suburb and bought an RV to go on a trip throughout the U.S. When they revved up the engine, it ignited the beginning of an amazing journey.
The Unterschuetzes decided this trip would last between six month and a year, after which, they would buy a new house and get new jobs.
During this tour, the Unterschuetzes, who are Baha'is, visited Baha'i communities and conducted what is called travel teaching or talks about faith.
I love movies about spies. Espionage films are wonderful because the spies use their brains rather than their muscles to combat their enemies. I also admire all the elaborate disguises and fancy techno-gadets that are used to outwit the bad guys in these movies.
So I looked forward to watching "Duplicity" because it contains my favorite kind of heroes.
It didn't disappoint. The movie's IQ soars to the top of the charts with its witty script and clever plot twists.
The spotlight is loving the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet. The company is dancing into the forefront of the ballet world with its upcoming performance.
Each of the ballets offers something special for the audience. Famous choreographer Twlya Tharp choreographed the piece, "Sue's Leg," which launched her career.
Jennica Lundin, director of marketing at the ballet company, said no other company is currently performing the piece and Tharp hand-selected the Aspen Santa Fe Ballet to dance her ballet.
It's absurd how I have allowed TV to become my major form of entertainment. It's the thing I turn to when I don't know what else to do.
Sometimes I justify turning the television on by telling myself it provides some noise in my apartment so it won't be so eerily quiet.
But in reality, whatever appears on the screen generally suckers me onto the couch to passively observe whatever is on TLC or HGTV.
"How shall I begin my story that has no beginning?" Esperanza Quintero says in her opening narration to "Salt of the Earth." It's more than a poetic line and it's far more than just her story.
It's as though Esperanza speaks of the human story – the constant struggle of mankind versus itself. Where does such a story begin and more importantly, how can it evolve?
During a German Club meeting on March 23, Sponsor Anita Boshier had organized a celebration for her German students who participated in the National German Exams this year.
Eight students, Emily TenCate, Bethany McBride, Jonathan Robey, Celeste Ranken, Sky Korber, David Li, Hannah Denevers and Rachel Hill received medals and book prizes for being among the top 90th percentile of more than 26,000 students who took the National German Examination administered by the American Association of Teachers of German (AATG) in 2008.
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Posted: 08/06/2014 - The 55th Annual Wisconsin Square Dancing Convention is coming to Rothschild the weekend of August 8-10.
Posted: 08/06/2014 - The 55th Annual Wisconsin Square Dancing Convention is coming to Rothschild the weekend of August 8-10.
Posted: 08/06/2014 - A 5-year-old boy's lively TV interview at a Pennsylvania county fair, punctuated by his frequent use of the word "apparently," has turned him into an Internet sensation.
Updated: 08/06/2014 - Investigators in Clark County say a July 6 fire at the building that housed the OW Enterprise newspaper and Company Store Fitness was intentionally set.
Updated: 08/06/2014 - Target Corp. is adding its name to a legal defense of gay marriage, joining other large companies that have taken a stand on same-sex unions.
Posted: 08/06/2014 - A Racine couple whose 1-year-old son was run over in the driveway of their home is hoping their story will prompt others to avoid similar accidents.
Posted: 08/06/2014 - A village in the Green Bay metropolitan area is making it harder for registered sex offenders to move into the community.
Posted: 08/06/2014 - The University of Wisconsin-Madison is expecting its second-largest class of state-resident freshmen in nine years this fall.
Updated: 08/06/2014 - Keke Palmer has come a long way since the 2006 film "Akeelah and the Bee." Now she's making history yet again!
Posted: 08/06/2014 - Grassland Dairy Products Inc. has been ordered to pay a $300,000 penalty to Wisconsin for violating state water pollution laws.
Updated: 08/06/2014 - Two people are seriously injured after a three-vehicle crash in Shawano County.
Updated: 08/06/2014 - The high school football season is just around the corner. Many schools began practicing today, but with a new approach.
Posted: 08/05/2014 - Families throughout Wood County are celebrating World Breastfeeding Week with their first ever public "Latch On" event in Wisconsin Rapids and Marshfield. About a dozen mothers participated by feeding their children together at Lyon Park in Wisconsin Rapids.
Updated: 08/05/2014 - Wausau is one step closer to possibly making changes to its government structure. The Finance Committee on Tuesday decided a referendum vote during the April 2015 election season is the best way a government form change should be decided.
Posted: 08/05/2014 - Don Barclay will miss the 2014 season with an ACL injury.
Posted: 08/05/2014 - After last season, Marathon believes they can compete with Stratford and Edgar.
Updated: 08/05/2014 - Fast food often gets a bad wrap for contributing to America's obesity crisis, but others say it can actually be a way to lose weight.
Updated: 08/06/2014 - The Wausau School District Superintendent, Kathleen Williams, tells NewsChannel 7 in a phone call Tuesday, the teacher cited in a July prostitution sting turned in a resignation letter.
Updated: 08/05/2014 - Every minute of every day, children everywhere are injured by not realizing the possible dangers that surround them.
Posted: 08/05/2014 - Organizers say attendance at this year's EAA AirVenture topped 500,000 people, representing an increase of 5 to 6 percent from last year.
Posted: 08/05/2014 - A former Wisconsin police officer says he killed a 19-year-old college student accidentally during rough sex by playing a choking game that went too far.
Updated: 08/05/2014 - The Lincoln County Humane Society says 15 kittens found in a box along the highway are being examined by a veterinarian after showing signs of respiratory problems and heat exhaustion.
Updated: 08/05/2014 - A 48-year-old Wausau woman accused of selling heroin just blocks from an elementary school has pleaded not guilty.
Updated: 08/05/2014 - A former northwoods veterinary clinic office manager accused of stealing and embezzling thousands of dollars says she's not guilty.
Posted: 08/05/2014 - Wisconsin farmers have increased barley production in an effort to produce a higher volume for the state's craft beer industry.
Posted: 08/05/2014 - The Marathon County Sheriff's Department says a 55-year-old Sheboygan man was ejected from a truck during a rollover crash on Highway 52 Monday.


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