The Rethink Skills Administrator Dashboard offers an intuitive suite of data collection tools that allow district administrators the ability to view usage and student growth at a high level, as well as the ability to drill down into more detail. The reports help pin-point the level of usage, and also help administrators easily identify power users, as well as users who may be struggling. This allows districts to reinforce usage and address areas of concern to ensure they are seeing a powerful ROI. All of the data can be exported as CSV or Excel files, allowing districts to splice and analyze the data in any way they see fit.

Within the Rethink Student Center, students can independently practice learned skills & receive real-time feedback on their performance. Each skill can be customized to meet the needs of each individual learner. While the student completes their practice session, Rethink Ed automatically tracks data on student performance and generates a progress graph for educators to review.

The Rethink Skills Lesson Library offers a comprehensive curriculum of standards-aligned lessons. Each lesson comes equipped with a detailed lesson plan, sample IEP goal and objectives, suggested teaching targets, helpful hints, and instructional materials. Educators may customize the lessons to meet the needs of their students if desired. The detailed lesson plans are a great way to ensure consistent teaching strategies are used by the students’ entire educational team. Need help know which lessons to select? Rethink Ed provides several skills checklists to help educators identify which lessons to select for each individual student.

Educators can quickly and easily record student progress through Rethink Ed’s data collection tool. This tool is available on our web-based platform or in the Rethink Ed app. Depending on the need, educators can record simple data (such as percent of correct responses) or more detailed data (such as task analysis or prompt-level data). As the user enters the data, the system automatically graphs out student progress for educators to easily review and make data-based decisions about each students’ educational goals.

Districts can grant family members access to the Rethink Ed Family Portal where they can access a list of skills their child is working on in the classroom. For each of these skills, family members may view a lesson plan and instructional materials, ensuring family members have the tools to reinforce their child’s skills at home. Additionally, family members have access to a wide-variety of printable materials (such as chore charts) and On Demand training videos to learn how to teach needed skills to their child.