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Scientific Learning Corp. announced its plans to contribute free neuroscience- and technology-based activities from the Fast ForWord and Reading Assistant family of products, as well as newly created lessons, to FreeReading.net. FreeReading.net is a free, research-based open source reading program for the elementary grades. "We're excited to partner with an open source instructional program developed by leading researchers and curriculum experts to help educators around the world teach kids to read," said Andy Myers, CEO of Scientific Learning. "At Scientific Learning, we believe there are two sides to effective learning -- a research-based curriculum and a well-prepared brain that is able to capture, process and retain information. Through this partnership, we can provide teachers with easy access to free curriculum that helps students improve the underlying cognitive skills that build brain capacity and accelerate learning."
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