(a) how it works

Assess. Learn. Practice. Improve.

Read & Write teaches by level, not by grade. A Grade 8 student can be Foundation in writing and Advanced in reading — and the path reflects exactly that.

01Assess

Choose a starting level, then complete adaptive Reading and Writing tasks. Questions become more challenging when you are ready and simpler when you need more support.

02Learn

Your result sets a starting point for each skill separately. You never repeat what you already know, and you never start a level you aren't ready for.

03Practice

Every skill runs Learn → Practice → Challenge → Mastery. Reading texts come with before, during and after reading work.

04Improve

Repeat a weak skill, not a whole level. When a skill reaches mastery, the next step unlocks.

The level system

(b)
Foundation→Developing→Intermediate→Proficient→Advanced→Academic

Each skill carries its own level. Levels are never shown as school grades.

The journey

(c)
Level 1 — Sentence BuilderFoundation

Words, punctuation and complete sentences you can trust.

Level 2 — Paragraph BuilderDeveloping

Topic sentences, supporting details and clean paragraph shape.

Level 3 — Confident ReaderDeveloping

Longer texts, stronger vocabulary, steadier reading.

Level 4 — Reading ComprehensionIntermediate

Inference, purpose, comparison and evidence.

Level 5 — Essay WriterProficient

Thesis, body paragraphs, transitions and conclusions.

Level 6 — Academic WritingAdvanced

Paraphrasing, sourcing and university-style writing.

Your starting point comes from your assessment. Most students do not start at Level 1.