Newsela

Newsela

	Newsela
	Education
	VERSION/BUILD: 1.0.2
	UPDATED: 19 May 2017
	REQUIRES ANDROID: 4.1 and up
	FILE SIZE: 62.3 M

Newsela is the best way for students to master nonfiction in any subject. By combining real-time assessments with leveled content from premier daily news sources and eminent nonfiction publishers, Newsela makes reading-to-learn relevant, interesting, and effective regardless of interest or ability.

Reading for fun is back. Articles span topics from science and technology, to history and politics, to sports and the arts. So every student can find something something he or she will love to read. With every article published at five different reading levels — and most available in English and Spanish — even the most hesitant readers can find joy in reading.

As students read and take quizzes, the Newsela app adjusts the reading level to keep articles challenging and engaging. Plus, students can keep track of their improvement over time as Newsela visualizes progress automatically.

Our favorite features:
- Browse and search our entire library of leveled articles both online or offline.
- Take quizzes both online or offline.
- Track and view progress in real-time.
- Get informed of breaking stories and new assignments with notifications.

If you are a teacher, you can also:
- View and create assignments
- Check aggregate class performance in the Binder

Today, more than 5 million learners are using Newsela to become better readers.

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About Newsela
Newsela is an education app that transforms the way learners access the world through words. Launched in June 2013, Newsela publishes high-interest news and nonfiction articles daily at five levels of complexity for grades 2-12 using Newsela’s proprietary, rapid text-leveling process. Quizzes attached to articles provide real-time insight into reading strengths and weaknesses. Today, more than 5 million students use Newsela to become better readers.

Newsela Website: http://bit.ly/2q6hTzd