Lexia English Lexia Lessons FAQ

Overview

Lexia’s adaptive blended learning model combines independent online learning with offline, teacher-led instruction. Lexia Lessons are scripted lesson plans to guide educators in providing targeted intervention to individual students, small groups, or the whole class.

​Lexia English Language Development Lexia Lessons provide students with opportunities for additional, offline speaking and listening practice. The lessons align with the skills students are learning in the online program.

This article answers these frequently asked questions about Lexia English Lexia Lessons:

• When are students recommended a Lexia English Lexia Lesson?
• How do I find Practice Groups with recommended Lexia English Lexia Lessons?
• How do I access Lessons?
• Can I mark Lexia English Lexia Lessons as delivered?
• Can I manually assign Lexia Lessons to students?

Applies to: Educators and administrators whose students use ​Lexia English Language Development

When are students recommended a Lexia English Lexia Lesson?

In the Lexia English online program, students complete a Presentation of Knowledge unit at the end of each Encounter.

If students demonstrate less than 80% accuracy on a Presentation of Knowledge unit, they are recommended a Lexia Lesson.

Lexia English Lexia Lessons are intended to be delivered to Practice Groups of students working in the same areas of the program, even if not all students in the group have been flagged for a Lesson.

How do I find Practice Groups with recommended Lexia English Lexia Lessons?

The Practice Groups tab on a Class Overview organizes students into recommended groupings based on what level of the program they are currently working in.

All program levels are displayed on the Practice Groups tab. If students in the class are currently working in a program level, you will see a blue circle under the level. The number in the circle shows how many students are working in the level. A yellow dot on the circle means that at least one student at that level has been recommended a Lexia Lesson.

To find Practice Groups with recommended lessons:

1. In myLexia, select the Lexia English tab.

   • If you have Administrator access in myLexia: Select a school and/or a class.

   • If you have Teacher access in myLexia: You will see the class overview for your assigned class. If you have multiple classes, select My Other Classes to switch between your classes.

2. Select Practice Groups.

3. Select a level with a yellow dot, indicating that at least one student in that level has been recommended for a lesson.

How do I access Lessons?

To access Lessons from a Practice Groups page:

1. The Practice Groups for the selected level are divided by Activity. The Lesson Recommended column shows how many students in that Activity have a recommended Lexia Lesson.

2. Next to each student's name, view their Presentation Scores for each Encounter.

   

   Yellow and orange scores indicate the student has been recommended a Lesson because they scored less than 80% accuracy on the Presentation of Knowledge unit. An orange score (less than 50% accuracy) indicates the highest priority for Lessons.

3. Under the Lesson Recommended column, select the lesson icon to open the offline materials. Select the Download or Print options in your browser.

Can I mark Lexia English Lexia Lessons as delivered?

Lexia English Lexia Lessons can’t be marked as delivered in myLexia.

However, the Lexia English Lesson Checklist, available in the Resources Hub, provides a template for keeping track of which Lexia Lessons you have delivered to your students.

Can I manually assign Lexia Lessons to students?

There is not a way to manually assign Lessons in myLexia. However, all Lexia English Lexia Lessons are available in the Resources Hub:

1. In myLexia, select Resources.

2. Under the Lexia English logo, select Lexia Lessons. The link will take you to the Support for Instruction page in the Lexia English Resources Hub.

   

3. Under the Lexia Lessons section, select a level.

   

4. On the Lexia Lessons page, select a link to any of the Speaking Practice or Listening Practice Lexia Lessons.

5. The Lesson will open as a PDF in your browser. Select Download PDF to save the Lesson to your device.

**This article was originally published in the Lexia Help Center on Aug 23, 2024.**