Vocabulary solution for your school

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LearnThatWord benefits:

Free teacher and student accounts

Free unlimited tutoring

100% personalized vocabulary practice

All ages and skill levels

Multi-media - multiple audio, video, images

Lots of usage examples and background info

Send word lists to students

Find ready-made word lists in our archive

Pre-defined study modules (grade specific, SAT prep, etc.) 

Preserve precious instructional time

Instant feedback boosts learning

Test-study maximizes results

Unlimited customer service
 

Upgrade to premium!

Affordable licenses or our 100% guaranteed Pay-Per-Result option
empower your students with premium features:

Detailed performance reporting

Spelling mode

Rewards & prizes

Faster sessions

 Full list of premium features.
 

    
Funding Sources
Standards Alignment 
Program Reviews
Additional Resources
 

Funding Sources

Basic LearnThatWord tutoring is free. Premium tutoring qualifies for funding from sources.

Title I Programs ›

Students from low-income backgrounds often enter school with a vocabulary less than one-third the size of their more privileged peers!

LearnThatWord provides targeted and differentiated remediation to close that gap. Your Title I second and third graders may also qualify for premium licenses through LearnThatWord's Vocabulary Junction campaign.
 

Title III (ELL) Programs ›

ELL students need to build their vocabulary quickly to be able to communicate. Vocabulary and verbal confidence are the building blocks of ELL success.
 

Afterschool/21st Century Community Learning Center Grants ›

LearnThatWord offers a unique mix of self-directed learning and rewards both team-based and individual effort. This make it an ideal enrichment for any afterschool program.

Students can use LearnThatWord to study words that teachers introduce during class or to expand their vocabulary at their own pace. This connects the students’ after school activities with their regular school day in a meaningful and effective way.

Accomplishments are clearly documented in the performance reports.
 

IDEA and Special Education Programs ›

LearnThatWord supports educators working with special needs children by providing engaging, effective, and individualized instruction and practice.

Personalized progression ensures that every student gets exactly the amount of practice they need to successfully commit words to long-term memory.
 

Title II-D Enhancing Education Through Technology ›

LearnThatWord is an award-winning software, designed to enhance education. Response to Intervention (RTI) data is easily available to teachers throughout the year and documented in detailed reports.

RTI is not an add-on feature at LearnThatWord: It's at the heart of what we do. The program provides individualized remediation for maximized learning results.
 

Program Reviews

Please note that these reviews were done in the early years of LearnThatWord. At this time, the program's name was "eSpindle," and a lot of the current features were still under development.
 

California Learning Resource Network (CLRN) ›

CLRN is a program by the CA Department of Education and referenced nationwide by schools looking for appropriate and standards based online instruction.

CLRN provides educators with a "one-stop" resource to help select supplemental electronic learning resources aligned to the State Board of Education's academic content standards.

California educators with specific content experience are nominated as reviewers once they have completed a rigorous training program.

The review process utilizes the State Board of Education approved review criteria which covers three areas:

Legal compliance,
standards alignment, and
minimum requirements.

Please click here to view their assessment, including a listing of content standards that apply to LearnThatWord study.
 

North Carolina Dep. of Public Instruction,
Instructional Technology Division ›

Click to read the full assessment. 

Department of Education's
Educational Resource Organizations Directory (EROD) ›

Our listing in EROD.

Additional Resources

For insights into the research fueling our concept, please check out our blog or refer to our White Paper—Research Based Tutoring of English Spelling.

You can also review some letters of support by various schools and organizations:

Twin Hills Unified School District
West Contra Costa County Unified School District
Washington Manor Middle School
Good Will Industries
After School All Stars