Submitted Website Approval Request

jkreed on 8/31/2021 10:30:19 AM
Upland Terrace Elementary
Principal
Power Spelling
Power Spelling is an educational site that uses analytics with engaging gaming to identify spelling miscue patterns. Reporting with detailed word breakdowns allows for teachers to make possible correlations to stages of development for reading acquisition.
powerspelling.com
The word lists are linked to our Wonders reading program. Teachers can use the program to reinforce phonics/spelling and vocabulary. Teachers can differentiate lists to better meet the individual levels of student skill.
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Darrin Gribble
dgribble@powerspelling.com
Kindergarten
5th Grade
English Language Arts, K-12
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GSD Portal

Submitted Website Review Form

dgarahana on 8/31/2021 10:46:37 AM
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Submitted Educational Software Specialist Form

jgoblad@graniteschools.org on 10/12/2021 2:51:22 PM

Content/Simulation

1 - Needs Improvement
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2 - Shows Promise
1 - Needs Improvement

Productivity

Not Applicable
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Assessment

1 - Needs Improvement
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1 - Needs Improvement

Technology Effectiveness

1 - Needs Improvement
The primary focus of this software is to have students practice/memorize their spelling words. This does not follow best practices of having students segment words to identify the individual phonemes and then mapping this back to the grapheme. There is minimal support for students on how to play the games. It does not provide any supports for when a student misses an item.

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Submitted Final Approval Form

dkroberts on 10/12/2021 3:03:10 PM
No
The primary focus of this software is to have students practice/memorize their spelling words. This does not follow best practices of having students segment words to identify the individual phonemes and then mapping this back to the grapheme. There is minimal support for students on how to play the games. It does not provide any supports for when a student misses an item.