Who made Study Island?

Who made Study Island?

Study Island was founded in May 2000 by Cam Chalmers and Dave Muzzo, originally providing tools related to the Ohio Proficiency Test Program. By 2002, Study Island had expanded to four states, Ohio, North Carolina, New York, and Michigan and serviced 180 schools.

Does Study Island have videos?

Each lesson includes two videos: one that focuses on instruction and one that provides guided practice. The videos themselves are also available in the Teacher Toolkit for all users, regardless of the state you teach in. Give them a try in your classroom.

Is a 70 A blue ribbon in Study Island?

Every time you pass a topic with a 70% or higher, you earn a blue ribbon.

What is a silver ribbon on Study Island?

The practice lesson on context clues on Study Island is due tonight. Make sure you have earned at least a 70% or a blue ribbon. If you are getting a silver ribbon, this means you passed the lesson, but you have to also pass the practice.

Why does study island exist?

Study Island was built to meet and reinforce each state’s unique standards. For example, students using Study Island in Texas would have questions geared to prepare them for the State of Texas Assessments of Academic Readiness (STAAR).

What grades are Study Island for?

Study Island is an online resource designed to support and monitor mastery of state standards for students in grades K-12in the subjects of reading, writing, mathematics, science and social studies.