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Personalized Learning Drives Student Achievement 2013-14 Results Personalized Learning Drives Student Achievement © 2014 Education Elements

What do we do? Design & Implementation Content Curation Professional Development Scale & Sustain

Extraordinary results for 2013-14 * Compared to national norms on NWEA

25% more students meet or exceed… Across 9 districts and over 5,000 students, blended classrooms outperformed non-blended classrooms. For every 100 students, 25 more hit their growth targets in blended classrooms than non-blended classrooms Blended classroom students completed +1.5 years of course content in one year. # of students meeting growth targets in one year Blended students Non-blended students …growth targets in blended classrooms

Personalized learning impacts achievement in year 1 District with 7,000 students and 74% FRL. One-third of the students were in blended classrooms. NWEA MAP assessment compared between blended and non-blended classrooms. 2.5 more students for every 10 students would meet growth targets each year Blended classrooms outperform non-blended classrooms in less than one year Reading +35% gain Math +47% gain # of students meeting growth targets in one year Blended students Non-blended students % of students meeting growth targets Blended students Non-blended students

With Ed Elements, students do better than prior years 1st Grade 69% gain K 52% gain 2nd 23% gain Reading 2013 compared to 2014 1st Grade 33% gain K 13% gain 2nd 28% gain Math 2013 compared to 2014 *Sampling from one year of blended learning at Landmark Academy

The impact on teachers and instruction is positive 76% of teachers agree that blended learning accelerates learning for students 77% of teachers agree that students are more engaged 87% of teachers agree that they are able to differentiate more “Students are challenged at their individual levels” “Helps me identify where students need help” “There is a visible level of excitement in my class” “Gives me more time to work with smaller groups of students”

We see consistent outcomes at all schools 20% increase in students hitting their growth targets after working with Education Elements - Landmark +47pt gain in API after 1 year of working with Education Elements - Aspire ERES Highest Growth in math and ELA across 13 middle schools - Whittemore Park 991 API compared to CA average of 800 – ranked 10th top performing in state - KIPP Empower 3x Expected Growth in both reading and math at the high school level. - MC2 3x Pass Rate Lebanon HS blended students passed exit exams almost 3x higher than their non-blended peers. -Lebanon

Team of educators builds capacity in your district Trusted by +100 schools nationwide +30 professional development modules Automated data analysis, so teachers can focus on what’s important One log-in for fast access to learning Kyle Rutledge Education Elements anthony@edelements.com 704.819.3603 www.edelements.com