Professional Learning Session Guidelines for Core5, PowerUp, and Lexia English

Overview

Lexia’s synchronous professional learning sessions support implementation leaders and educators in building deep knowledge of our products and programs. Grounded in Adult Learning Theory, these sessions emphasize relevance, collaboration, and practical application to drive meaningful literacy outcomes.

Professional learning is available in two synchronous formats:

• Live Online

• Live In-Person

Each session provides dedicated time with a Lexia expert to explore product features, analyze student data and reports, engage in hands-on activities, share best practices, and ask questions in a collaborative environment.

This article explains guidelines for scheduling Live Online and Live In-Person sessions for Lexia student programs (Lexia Core5 Reading, Lexia English Language Development, and Lexia PowerUp Literacy).

Applies to: Schools and districts that have purchased Success Partnerships or professional learning sessions for Lexia student programs (Lexia Core5 Reading, Lexia English Language Development, and Lexia PowerUp Literacy).

Live Online Session Guidelines

• Up to 40 participants per session to ensure high-quality engagement.

• Designed for a single audience and run 45–90 minutes, aligned with topics in the Professional Learning Catalog.

• Delivered via Zoom.

• Recording is not permitted.

• Must be requested at least 14 days (2 weeks) in advance to allow time for facilitator assignment and content preparation.

Live In-Person Guidelines

• Up to 40 participants per session to ensure high-quality engagement.

• Scheduled for up to 7 hours.

• Facilitators should have at least 30 minutes for lunch and time for morning and afternoon breaks.

• Facilitators may be assigned up to two locations per day, with adequate travel time between sites.

• Must be requested at least 21 days (3 weeks) in advance to allow time for facilitator assignment, travel arrangements, and content preparation.

Program-Specific Considerations

Lexia student programs—Core5, PowerUp, and Lexia English—are built on a shared Blended Learning Model but serve distinct student populations. Each program has unique:

• Instructional goals and target learners

• Resources and learning pathways

• Reporting tools and data insights

• Implementation strategies and support needs

To ensure clarity and depth, each professional learning session focuses on one product at a time.

For more information about professional learning and implementation support, see the Success Partnerships page on the Lexia website.