Tag: RightToRead

Improving reading and comprehension in K-12: Evidence from a large-scale AI technology intervention in India

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A white paper titled ‘Improving reading and comprehension in K-12: Evidence from a large-scale AI technology intervention in India’ by EnglishHelper was recently published on ScienceDirect – a respected platform among researchers through the journal: Computers and Education: Artificial Intelligence. The research has been examined and reviewed by a panel of researchers. Abstract This paper presents evidence on the impact […]

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ReadToMe: A Study of Impact of Multi-Sensory Reading & Comprehension on Learning Outcomes over a Two-year Period – A Multi-Cohort Analysis

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Background EnglishHelper provides technology-based reading and comprehension platforms for students across all age groups. Since launching in India in 2011, EnglishHelper has successfully implemented its multi-sensory reading and comprehension solution, ReadToMe®, in public and private schools across the country. The RightToRead Program is an effort to demonstrate that reading and comprehension technology can play a key role in solving the […]

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ReadToMe – a Study of Impact of Multi-Sensory Reading and Comprehension on Learning Outcomes – a Consolidated Analysis

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ACKNOWLEDGEMENTS BACKGROUND In the academic year 2017-18, the Government of Telangana State, the Government of Uttar Pradesh and the South Delhi Municipal Corporation (SDMC) piloted ReadToMe in schools in their respective regions. EnglishHelper conducted randomized sample assessments in these schools, designed as Baseline – End line studies. This would allow measurement of learning outcomes achieved in ONE academic year among […]

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Multi-Sensory Learning and Technology in the Acquisition of English as a Second Language

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The ability to speak and comprehend English in today’s globalizing economy is a bankable skill, and the demand for rapid and efficient English learning is high. Research in learning methodologies and neurological processing has led to the generally accepted idea that the brain has evolved to learn optimally through multi-sensory input; that is, information is presented in such a way […]

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