Adapt Courseware Intros Reading and Writing Curriculum

Adapt Courseware has introduced its new Foundations of Reading and Writing curriculum which aims to prepare students for college-level English. The program, which employs an adaptive learning model, is designed to personalize materials and activities to suit students' needs and progress levels.

The new curriculum seeks to hone students' critical thinking, reading comprehension and writing skills. Learning activities focus on reading, writing, vocabulary, grammar and mechanics, according to a prepared statement.

The company plans to release its Intermediate Algebra curriculum this spring. Additional information about Adapt Courseware and its curriculum offerings is available at their web site.

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