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PERSONALIZED LEARNING
System 44 delivers a personalized learning progression with sca olds and supports for students with special needs.
Personalized learning in System 44 is driven by the proven FASTT (Fluency and Automaticity through Systematic Teaching with Technology) algorithm, which helps students with special needs manage their acquisition of new information and then carefully synthesize this information as long-term memory.
System 44 software continuously assesses and places students according to their level of mastery of learning and new information, and to customizes corrective feedback on students’ speci c challenges. To further individualize instruction, the software skips content for which students show mastery and focus on each student’s speci c area of need.
System 44 software is designed to support all struggling readers, including students with special needs. The Spelling Zone consists of four activities that create a customized study list of
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System 44 Next Generation Software Manual
SOFTWARE SCAFFOLDS AND SUPPORTS
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