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Grade Level
All programs have unlimited access for families. Teachers have 12-month access.
Designed for students who can read independently but struggle to consistently understand, retain, organize, and apply what they learn from academic reading.
As students move into middle school and high school, academic demands increase significantly. Students are expected to understand complex information, determine what is most important, remember what they learn, and use that information successfully on assignments and tests.
By grades 7–12, students are expected to:
Understand increasingly complex academic material
Identify the main idea and important supporting information
Draw accurate conclusions and make connections
Remember information for tests and assignments
Take effective notes from textbook-like material
Organize information and written responses
Learn independently across multiple subjects
Manage larger amounts of information with less teacher guidance
When the underlying skills behind comprehension, memory, and organization are weak, these expectations can become overwhelming — even for capable students.
★ Highly Effective
Complete 12-Week Visualization Course
This program strengthens the underlying process that helps students create meaning from what they read, organize information in their minds, and store learning in long-term memory.
A complete visualization-based reading comprehension course designed to strengthen the cognitive foundation behind independent academic learning.
Best for Students Who Can Read but Struggle to:
Understand and retain what they read
Explain information in their own words
Identify the main idea and important details
Draw accurate conclusions
Remember information for tests
Organize their thoughts when writing
Take effective notes from textbooks
Complete academic work independently
Includes:
60 easy-to-use, guided lessons approximately 15 minutes per day (some students may take longer and the 7 note-taking lessons may take 30-40 minutes)
Step-by-step instruction in learning to picture and mentally organize what is read
Progressive development from paragraphs to increasingly complex reading material
Training to identify the main idea and draw conclusions from what is read
Training in taking effective notes from textbook-like material
Spelling strategies for memorizing non-phonetic words
This is not additional reading practice. It is brain training designed to strengthen the process behind comprehension, memory, and learning.
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★ Important Skill
7 lessons
Learn How to Take Effective Notes From Textbook-Like Material
This program includes an introduction audio and 7 guided lessons that take most students 30 to 40 minutes to complete.
By middle school and high school, students are expected to learn large amounts of information independently. Yet many students are never explicitly taught how to determine what information is important or how to turn what they read into useful notes for studying.
The Read-A-Rific® Note-Taking Program includes 7 lessons that teach students a step-by-step technique for visualizing and taking notes from textbook-like material. Each lesson should take most students about 30 to 40 minutes to complete.
Students Learn How to:
Determine the most important information in each paragraph
Separate essential information from less important details
Organize information in a meaningful way
Write clear notes in their own words
Create a useful study guide while learning
Better remember information for tests
Learn more independently from textbooks and other academic materials
Students are guided through the process of reading the material, visualizing the information, determining what is most important, and writing notes that capture the essential ideas.
Instead of simply reading information and hoping they remember it later, students learn a structured process for identifying, organizing, and recording important information as they learn.
Designed for students in grades 7–12 — and beyond.