Congrats to Colham Ferry Elementary School teacher Jennifer Mitchem, who was named the year’s Northeast Georgia Regional Educational Service Agency (RESA) Literacy Teacher of the Year. Amira is thrilled to sponsor these educational honors. Read more: oconeeenterprise.com/news/ed…

Classroom technology should exist to build confident, masterful readers who can close their laptops, walk over to the classroom library, and dive into a real book. Check out the latest Amira blog post: amiralearning.com/blog/behin…

Maria shared a motivation tip in Amira’s Community Hub! Give each student a folder for goal sheets and trackers. Check in weekly & teach students to track their own progress. Have a tip? Visit the Community Hub to swap ideas w/other Amira educators: champions.amiralearning.com/…

What happens to student audio recordings after students read with Amira? Trisha Jones, a Success Manager at Amira, breaks down how student recordings are protected and who can access them. Learn more from the Amira Truth Center: amiralearning.com/amira-trus…

You’re invited to join the Amira Costume Contest! We had so much fun last year; we’re doing it again. Get submission details from our Community Hub; entries close November 15. champions.amiralearning.com/……

Congratulations to Sara Klemm from Baldwin Elementary School in Habersham County, GA. She is the next GA Literacy Teacher of the Year in the Northeast Georgia Pioneer Regional Education Service Agency (RESA). Amira is a proud sponsor of GA’s Literacy Teacher of the Year honors!

Amira supports the instruction teachers provide every day. California principal Marjorie Arceba shares how combining small-group instruction with Amira helped teachers accelerate student reading growth.

Schools use Amira to ensure every student is heard when reading aloud. Amira identifies reading challenges that can be easy to miss in a busy classroom, so teachers can tailor lessons. Janelle’s school has used the tool for a year. Here’s what she says it did for staff & students

Educators are sharing creative ways they’re using Amira’s Ready, Set, Read Competition Kit! Check out these examples from Greenville, SC; Racine, WI; and Liberty County, GA. Find the kit and competition details in our Teacher Resource Hub: amiralearning.com/teacher-re…

As AI becomes more common in schools, it helps to understand the language that surrounds it. Customer Success Manager Heidi Oliver offers some context on Amira and biometric data. Learn more: amiralearning.com/amira-trus…

It’s the time of the year when classrooms start to get into the flow. A small group sits at the back table, a few kids are lost in a book, & others read aloud. Anyone who’s taught knows it takes weeks of practicing routines. Amira helps keep it in motion: amiralearning.com/blog/how-a…

Supporting readers in both Spanish and English matters to Alicia Migliore, an assistant principal in New Jersey. She appreciates that Amira helps students build their reading skills in both languages, with support that meets their proficiency level in each.

Two years in, Christina says Amira’s real-time feedback helps her understand what her students need and support them as they grow.

Nancy uses Amira to support her young readers, observe their progress, and celebrate the work they put into every reading session.

If you've taught reading, you've probably managed assessment by hand. Clipboard, tally marks, & evenings of adding it all up to figure out who needs what. Jacqueline works in literacy in Texas. Her take: planning does not take up as much time as it used to before Amira.

This is Martha’s first year in an Amira classroom. But what got her excited is how it works in English and Spanish. “For me, that’s magnificent.”