Amplify Reading Program Overview

The video is a session for parents about the Amplify Reading program, explaining its benefits, technical setup, and navigation. It highlights the program's adaptive, student-driven approach to literacy for K-5 students, offering personalized instruction and skills practice. The session also provides guidance on technical requirements, login methods, and support options. A Q&A section addresses common queries from participants.

What is the primary role of parents in the Amplify Reading program?

• To ensure students can access the program independently

• To monitor daily progress

• To provide technical support

• To teach new reading skills

Which devices are compatible with Amplify Reading?

• Desktops and iPads only

• Only iPads

• Desktops, Chromebooks, and iPads

• Only Chromebooks

What should students do if they forget their login information?

• Ask a friend for help

• Contact their teacher

• Create a new account

• Use a guest account

What is the recommended session length for students using Amplify Reading?

• 30 minutes

• 10 minutes

• 15 minutes

• 5 minutes

What is the recommended weekly usage of Amplify Reading for students?

• 10 to 20 minutes

• 30 to 45 minutes

• 60 to 90 minutes

• Over 100 minutes

What is the purpose of the 'Curioso' in the Amplify Reading program?

• To offer rewards for completing tasks

• To provide technical support

• To serve as a customizable learning companion

• To track student progress

What is the function of the 'Vocabulist' in Amplify Reading?

• To teach grammar rules

• To provide vocabulary practice

• To track reading speed

• To offer math exercises

What is the purpose of the 'Play' button in the Amplify Reading program?

• To log out of the program

• To enter the learning experience

• To start a new game

• To access the settings menu

How does the program adapt to a student's learning needs?

• By providing daily quizzes

• By allowing parents to choose the content

• By offering the same content to all students

• By adjusting the difficulty based on performance

How does Amplify Reading support students who are struggling readers?

• By providing additional homework

• By allowing parents to assist directly

• By offering personalized instruction based on assessment data

• By reducing the amount of content