Evaluation of BrainWare SAFARI Using Academic Growth Measures in a Chicago Public School
Benefit of BrainWare SAFARI at a Leading Private School in Argentina
Product Studied
BrainWare SAFARI
Subjects
38 students in 2nd grade (22) and 3rd grade (16), Low SES, treatment and no-treatment conditions, Perez Elementary School, Chicago, IL
Usage
BrainWare SAFARI was used 3 sessions per week, 30 minutes per session, 14 weeks
Assessment
NWEA MAP reading scores for 3rd grade, TRC reading levels for 2nd grade
SUMMARY OF FINDINGS
There was a significant improvement for the students in both grades on the academic measures. The 3rd grade students who used BrainWare SAFARI experienced twice as much growth on their MAP reading scores as their classmates who did not use BrainWare. The 2nd-grade students made significant progress in reading comprehension as measured by their TRC levels.
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