Support Services
Obtain academic diagnostic tools for students in therapy services.
Gain critical insight into student needs with advanced diagnostic assessments
Let’s Go Learn allows therapists and area specialists to obtain detailed data reports that not only identify student academic strengths and gaps, but also provide insight into the reasons behind those results.
- Easy to understand reports in math and reading
- Common data points to share with parents and students
- Multiple-measured assessments that dive deeply and answer questions
- Vertically scaled to measure growth over time
- Online, valid, reliable, and easy to use

Our Math Solutions
Math Diagnostic Assessments
Deep granular data across foundational math through algebra.
ADAM (Adaptive, Diagnostic Assessment of Mathematics) >
DOMA (Diagnostic Online Math Assessment) >
DOMA Pre-Algebra DOMA Algebra >


Personalized Math Instruction
Empower students to own their learning journey through math.
Our Reading Solutions
Reading Diagnostic Assessments
Looks at multiple measures in reading to provide a broad understanding of strengths and weaknesses.
Diagnostic Online Reading Assessment (DORA) >
DORA Phonemic Awareness >
DORA Spanish/EDELL >


Personalized ELA Instruction
Drive reading success with adaptive, personalized instruction.
Key Benefits for Therapists & Specialists
Latest From Our Blog
News and Updates from the World of Online Learning
The Hidden Flaw in District Family Engagement Initiatives: Why Scaled Scores Sideline Parents
The Hidden Flaw in District Family Engagement Initiatives: Why Scaled Scores Sideline Parents The Conventional Trap:
Optimizing District Family Engagement through Diagnostic Assessment and Collaborative Capacity-Building
Optimizing District Family Engagement through Diagnostic Assessment and Collaborative Capacity-Building District-wide family engagement initiatives are increasingly
North Carolina Senate Bill 1044: Why Non-Diagnostic Screeners Won’t Solve the K-8 Math Crisis
North Carolina Senate Bill 1044: Why Non-Diagnostic Screeners Won’t Solve the K-8 Math Crisis The Core








