Research shows demand for online literacy resources at home

Mandy Sigaloff

By Mandy Sigaloff
Community contribution / December 16, 2014

Research highlights increasing demand from parents for online literacy education resources for primary children at home

Recent research highlights the growing demand from Australian parents for quality online resources to support their children’s literacy development at ...

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LiteracyPlanet is the premier online literacy resource in Australia for students in k-9+. The program has 1000s of interactive exercises that are aligned to the Australian Curriculum and focuses on all key areas of literacy. LiteracyPlanet is now more flexible to use with a new student guided mode, a structured adventure-style learning path for students with comprehensive and engaging content. Teachers can now choose from student guided, teacher guided or a combination of both and be as as hands-off or hands-on with their teaching approach using the program. LiteracyPlanet also hosts Word Mania, an annual national word building competition for children in Years 1-6. During Word Mania 2015, more than 105,000 primary schoolers from over 1,300 schools built more than 43 million words correctly and spent over 10 million minutes improving their literacy skills. LiteracyPlanet is fun and motivating for learners, endorsed by Australian educators and is proven to improve literacy learning outcomes. www.literacyplanet.com.au

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