CSO - FOCUS Reading TEACHER Subscription (6 months)

CARS & STARS Online (CSO) is an innovative web-based reading comprehension application that complements the printed series. Within this digital platform, you’ll find the same captivating content and instructional framework as the print version, but with the added convenience of a digital format. The CSO provides subscription-based access to CARS, STARS, and FOCUS Reading, offering students a comprehensive and engaging learning experience. The multi-level program is designed to be entirely paper-free, with all student answers entered directly into the software, and results being instantly recorded and corrected automatically, requiring no teacher marking. With its user-friendly interface, engaging content, and seamless integration, CSO offers teachers and students a comprehensive and effective tool for enhancing reading comprehension skills.

FOCUS Reading is a series designed to help reinforcement of key reading strategies for on-level readers and targeted intervention for struggling readers and English-language learners. By using FOCUS Reading, teachers will be able to assign students who are struggling or those who need extra practice in the six higher-order reading strategies to additional lessons. These will help reinforce the reading strategies explored in the CARS & STARS Online program.

Each FOCUS Reading TEACHER Subscription (6 months) is valid for an individual teacher for 6 months from the date the teacher account is activated, and gets full access to the teaching guides of eight levels (A–H), along with additional features like comprehensive online data analysis and reports. This is currently the equivalent of the content of 48 printed, research-based books! Those using the Focus Reading module don't need to purchase any printed FOCUS Reading books at all since CARS & STARS Online already covers all the contents.

Note: Teachers wishing to use the program with their students need a teacher subscription for themselves and individual student subscriptions for each student.