https //global-zone20.renaissance-go.com/welcome portal: Home Connect – K12 Software Solutions renaissance-go.com/global-zone20 To see student logins, go to the Home page and click Manage Apps & Users. Password Report > Users > Students Drop-down menus allow you to select classes and student groups. The usernames and passwords of the students will be displayed. On your computer, go to the school or district’s website. Select I’m a Renaissance scholar in training.
You can log in here: https://global-zone20.renaissance-go.com/welcomeportal
Make sure your password is correct. Student accounts might be locked if they make many failed password attempts. Student accounts are unlocked after 5 minutes. Until then, go to Unlocking Your Students or go to the Details tab of the student’s information and click Unlock Student.
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- Fill in your user name.
- Password.
Login. On the Home page, you’ll see links to each class product. If you expect to see programs that aren’t listed, verify sure the student is enrolled in the appropriate class and that a lead instructor and products have been selected by the school, district, or Renaissance administrator. If you don’t see some items and receive a notification, it means that the Renaissance administrator has limited which PCs students can use to access Renaissance products. Passwords may need to be changed whenever the administrator adds or modifies student information. Click Save after entering the new password twice.
Check to determine if you can import data from another software before using the checklists below. You can import student, teacher, course, and class information from other software into Renaissance. Renaissance gets data from your student information system if you have Custom Data Integration (CDI). Nightly updates are made to students, teachers, courses, classrooms, and rosters. Contact Renaissance for further details.
Parent’s Guide to Renaissance Accelerated Reader
Instructors and librarians can use Accelerated Reader to keep track of their students’ independent reading. Your child chooses and reads a book that is appropriate for his age. After that, your child will take a computer quiz. Accelerated Reader provides quiz scores to children, teachers, and librarians to help them set goals and focus their reading practice. Accelerated Reader allows children to select the books they want to read. They can select books that appeal to them, making reading more enjoyable. Teachers and librarians can help your child select challenging but not frustrating books that will help them pass the assessment.
Setup checklist for the district, school, and non-teaching staff
To install Renaissance, follow the steps outlined below. Some of these jobs may have been handled by Renaissance. The checkmarks indicate who can perform the tasks if the default user permissions have not been changed. Other users can accomplish the tasks if their permissions have been added.
What is the reading level of my child?
A Renaissance Star Reading® test, a grade equivalent result from a standardized test, or their knowledge of your child are used to determine your child’s reading ability.
If your child does not pass the quiz, the instructor or librarian has the following options:
- Choose a different book.
- Ask follow-up questions while your child reads and before quizzes.
- Make a buddy system for your child or read to them.
Quizzes are popular among children. They’ll probably succeed because they’re reading material at their level. - The majority of children enjoy it. They progress at their own pace, which is fantastic.
When will my child be able to read?
The most progress is made by children who read at least 35 minutes each day and score 90% on Accelerated Reader assessments. Aim for at least 35 minutes of reading time every day for your child.
Can I do to help my child improve his or her reading skills
Performance improves with practice. You can educate your child at home. Create a family reading culture by reading with your child, starting a home library, going to the library or bookshop frequently, and discussing books you’ve read. While reading, take a break and ask your child questions to make sure he or she understands. Reading with your child is essential for developing a strong reader, instilling a lifelong love of reading and learning, and for building a caring relationship. Families should work together to learn.
What happens if my child despises reading?
Using Accelerated Reader, your child can select books. Your child should do well on the Accelerated Reader Reading Practice Quiz after reading the book. The success of your child’s quiz will encourage him or her to read more. Students who say they don’t like reading can learn to enjoy it with the help of a teacher or librarian.
My child is required to read a book that I dislike
No. Your youngster can choose from a variety of reading materials. Your youngster will not be forced to read questionable books. I’m afraid my child may be unfairly assessed. Teachers and librarians can engage personally with each child using Accelerated Reader. With the help of the teacher, Accelerated Reader children are encouraged to choose their own goals. Accelerated Reader assists children in achieving their objectives.
What is Renaissance Star Reading® and how does it work?
Computer-adaptive technology is used by Star Reading. Adapt your questions based on your child’s responses. If the youngster replies correctly, the difficulty level is increased. When you miss a question, the difficulty level drops. The 15-minute test consists of multiple-choice questions.
Points?
Every book that includes an AR Reading Practice Quiz is given a rating. The level of readability (ATOS) and the length of the book influence the number of points awarded (number of words). 0.5-point books are 1,000-word Berenstain Bears books with an ATOS level of 3.5. Hank the Cowdog is a 4.5 ATOS level 3-point book with 23,000 words. With 70,000 words and a 4.4 ATOS level, The Sun Also Rises is a 10-point book.
What exactly is ZPD?
ZPD books provide a challenge to a child without causing discomfort or a loss of drive. Teachers and librarians estimate your child’s ZPD range after a Star Reading test. Star Reading’s ZPD and GE (Grade Equivalent) ratings will appear in Accelerated Reader, making it easier for students to set goals. Reading should be done with comprehension and within ZPDs for children. ZPDs should be adjusted for your child.
What is the difference between an ATOS® book level and an ATOS® book level?
The ATOS reading levels represent the difficulty of the text. A fourth-grader in the fifth month of school could read it, according to an ATOS book level of 4.5.
My child is unable to read. Is it possible for her to utilize Accelerated Reader?
Accelerated Reader is a program that helps students with special needs and gifted pupils improve their reading skills. Reading age-appropriate literature helps children achieve. Teachers and librarians assist students in setting reading-level goals.
The following is the result of my child’s quiz:
Accelerated Reader quizzes are taken on online computers or tablets. Schools choose where the quiz will be held. There are options such as schools, libraries, community centers, and students’ houses.
What is the status of my child’s development?
A TOPS Report is generated once a child completes a quiz, and it contains cumulative statistics for the marking period and school year. The TOPS Report will be given to your child. You can sign the report and send it to school with your child.
