Math Intervention Program

Differentiated online math curriculum for intervention, remediation, and enrichment

Online K-9 supplemental math curriculum that targets each student’s learning gaps

LGL Math Edge provides a research-based, data-driven, systematic math curriculum that increases student math abilities across any mathematics initiative

  • Highly effective, diagnostic-driven lessons that close learning gaps and boost student math skills & concepts
  • Supplemental personalized lessons applicable for math centers, pull-out interventions, or general math classrooms
  • Automatically generated scaffolded lessons appropriate for MTSS/RTI’s Tier 1, Tier 2, and Tier 3 students
  • Deficit gap-focused supplemental SDI for students with IEPs
  • Evidence-based supplemental mathematics intervention lessons highly effective and motivating
  • Data support for site planning and grade-level teachers’ PLCs
  • Two assignment options: Automated personalized course or teacher directed
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Above: Math broken into 44 foundational sub-tests; Below: Each sub-test breaks further into teachable skills and concepts

Actionable diagnostic data automatically creates LGL Math Edge learning paths in each student’s Zone of Proximal Development (ZPD).

Let’s Go Learn’s adaptive assessments diagnose a student’s mastery of all grade-level standards. While less effective assessments use predictive algorithms, LGL’s research-based diagnostics do not guess at missing data. Our diagnostics break math standards apart, identify student learning gaps, and then automatically create each student’s learning path.

Regardless of a student’s grade or age, LGL Math Edge‘s supplemental math lessons are always in a student’s zone of proximal development (ZPD), providing equity and access for all students. Lesson are selected across 44 parallel instructional paths of scope-and-sequenced mathematical concepts, skills, strategies, and processes. Students at all ability levels in elementary school, middle school, and high school get exactly what they need at the right level with built-in cognitive processing strategies and metacognitive strategies. LGL Math Edge‘s personalized learning paths provide a variety of scaffolded resources for math teachers and systemically lead to accelerated student progress and increased mathematical thinking.

Research-based instruction is personalized to each student’s foundational mathematics needs and beyond.
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Research-based instruction is personalized to each student’s mathematics needs.

LGL Math Edge uses the same instructional levels identified during our diagnostic assessments to generate an engaging, personalized math program for each student. Every LGL Math Edge lesson provides explicit instruction and practice that is in a student’s ZPD and cognitively accessible through animations, songs, graphics, and interactivity. Students are engaged with properly leveled content that reinforces newly mastered skills and concepts during gamified instructional practice.

Because practice activities are designed to feel like games for students, individuals are motivated to play until they reach optimum “scores” that act as progress indicators. Practices deepen conceptual understanding and critical thinking and can be used for independent practice, small group instruction, or whole-class teaching. As students work through the various explicit and leveled instructional lessons, the responsive platform employs direct instructional feedback. If an answer is incorrect, a learner can understand why and practice until mastery is reached.

Research-Based Features
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LGL Edge 3.0		 Reduces Cognitive LoadImproves Motivation Improves Motivation Increases Inclusiveness/
Engagement
Creates a unique learning path for each student using diagnostic data; gap-driven and instruction-aligned √
Provides culturally relevant context with a retro, pop culture interface √ √
Uses music to activate the brain, deepen memory, and engage students √ √ √
Uses targeted rate and prosody (voice stress and intonation) to improve skill and content acquisition √
Integrates multiple modes of learning and thinking to increase access to content for all students √ √
Applies gamification design to increase interactivity, repeatability, scoring, and rewards to drive motivation and monitor progress √ √

Teachers obtain transparency into each student’s learning trajectory and expand teaching opportunities.

As students work within LGL Math Edge, all progress is captured within the platform and becomes instantly available in easy-to-understand, actionable data reports for teachers. Reports are available at the student, classroom, or school level.

Teachers can explore shareable reports for an individual student or for the whole class, and use data to plan whole-class or small group instruction or to target skills and concepts for scaffolding.

With easy access to diagnostic and progress-monitoring data, educators can develop PLAAFPs and IEPs or inform conversations about academic performance to use during parent meetings.

Ensure mastery of skills with research-based instruction that adapts to skill gaps and provides practice opportunities.

LGL Math Edge Key Features at a Glance

Adaptive online solutions provide K-9 math support and instruction for all students
Teachers can monitor real-time progress for math interventions or enrichment opportunities
Every math course is customized for each student’s learning needs
Granular diagnostic assessment data across 44 math subskills informs each personalized course
Supplemental instruction uses high-interest, age-appropriate learning aids across over 300 unique lessons
The platform provides learners with positive feedback in real-time

Common Questions

Will LGL Math Edge support learning loss or unfinished learning due to the pandemic?

Yes! LGL Math Edge starts with an extremely accurate and broad-ranging assessment that identifies all gaps across a K-8/9 range for any student regardless of their grade level. Then targeted lessons are given in a personalized course for each student. This results in ongoing mastery of math standards and rapid remediation.

How does Math Edge compare to iReady in math?

LGL Math Edge has many more sub-tests that all other personalized learning math products. It uses the 44 sub-tests to customize each student's course. Most other products use summative scores across strands to place students which is not as precise. The issue is that when students are behind they need to be brought up to speed quickly. See this webinar for more information on this. This link jumps to a specific question at the end of the webinar, but you can watch the whole webinar too ( https://youtu.be/jIKdTj16GiM?si=HLclCZhdfkaqN8-q&t=1624 ).

Will LGL Math Edge fulfill the Texas HB4545 legislation requiring immediate intervention in the fall for any student with a non-proficient on the STAAR state test?

Yes! LGL ELA Edge will meet this requirement with flying colors. Students who are not proficient on the STAAR state test will take a diagnostic assessment aligned with TEKS standards and it will identify math learning gaps. Our system then analyzes student diagnostic data and creates a learning path to close student gaps. Not only does each student get their own customized course targeting their exact needs, but the LGL system tracks performance and updates the course as warranted by student performance.

Does LGL Math Edge work for students with IEPs?

Yes, it is ideal for targeted SDI or specially designed instruction. It will identify student gaps automatically and then create a course specifically designed for each student. With easy access to diagnostic and progress-monitoring data, educators can develop PLAAFPs and IEPs or inform conversations about academic performance to use during parent meetings. Our underlying progress monitoring system will ensure that teachers and parents have real-time data on student progress.

What is supplemental instruction?

LGL Math Edge is supplemental instruction that supports core instruction. Teachers can use LGL Math Edge’s online resources to implement math intervention programs; to supplement classroom instruction; to provide targeted math homework; and to ensure that before-and-after school tutoring services parallel classroom instruction. Supplemental instruction is used to provide scaffolding from mastered content to unfinished learning or for intervention for students in Tiers 2 or 3. The goal of supplemental instruction is to provide a bridge to core instruction to ensure grade-level mastery of learning standards. In other words, evidence-based supplemental instruction ensures equity and access for all students.

Can I use LGL Math Edge during a Zoom session?

LGL Math Edge works perfectly for Zoom sessions because it was designed to be used online for multiple purposes. For example, teachers can have students view the instruction together and then have students discuss the content in breakout rooms. Or students could do a lesson together in a breakout room and then come back together to discuss the content and practice with the teacher.

Can I use LGL Math Edge as part of special education services?

Many teachers of special education use LGL Math Edge to provide instruction and supports that are specially designed to meet the unique needs of students with disabilities. Each student takes LGL's math diagnostic assessment to discover learning gaps that are not tied to grade level or age but to key math concepts. LGL Math Edge then uses the diagnostic data to create a personalized learning path. Teachers can monitor progress with weekly quizzes or regularly scheduled assessments. LGL Math Edge's high-quality adaptive instruction and progress-monitoring formative assessments support student mathematics understanding and growth.

Will LGL Math Edge help students who have the neural condition called dyscalculia?

Dyscalculia is a term used to describe learning disabilities that affect a child or person's ability to understand, learn, and perform math and number-based operations. To help students with dyscalculia, research suggests that teachers should identify learning gaps and then provide numerous, engaging activities which combine direct instruction and practice until mastery is reached. Teachers can use our math diagnostic assessment, DOMA, to diagnose math-related issues, LGL Math Edge to provide targeted customized learning activities, and then monitor student progress with our formative assessments to address learning issues caused by dyscalculia. Because LGL Edge uses universal design and multiple sensory inputs in its instruction, it can aid students in learning mathematics. Music, engaging narration, and animations help teach math concepts to students with dyscalculia.

For more detailed information, please review our blog article about dyscalculia called “Dyscalculia Intervention: Definition and Treatment for Students Who Struggle with Math.”

What process did Let's Go Learn's curriculum developers use to create LGL Math Edge?

We always use the Universal Design Process in all of our development to ensure educational equity, accommodating the needs and abilities of every student. Basically this means that each lesson uses multiple means for engagement, representation, and action and expression. This is why we embed animation, music and lyrics, diverse characters, text and spoken text, gamified scoring, and student-driven interactivity. Consequently our curriculum is perfect for MTSS/RTI Tiers 1, 2, or 3.
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