Once Implementation Guide
  • Once Overview
    • What is Once?
    • Program Expectations
    • Learning Data
    • Personnel
    • Scheduling
    • Success Factors
  • CURRICULUM AND RESEARCH
    • Curriculum Information
    • Once Scope & Sequence
    • Research
  • Program Planning & Implementation
    • Stakeholder Responsibilities
    • Launch Calendar
    • District Planning & Implementation Process
    • School Planning & Implementation Process
    • Recommendations for Once Implementation
  • Parent Involvement
  • Professional Services
    • Onboarding & Training Overview
      • Instructor Training Materials
        • Materials Guide
        • Instructor Onboarding Guided Notes
        • Instructor Objectives
        • Word-Reading Correction
        • Curriculum Key
        • Starting and Ending a Session
    • Coaching Overview
  • Instructional Resources
  • Online Materials
  • Printed Worksheets
  • Decodables
  • Extensions
  • Portal
    • Portal Overview
      • Instructional Log
      • Today's Session
      • My Recordings
      • Student Data
        • Access
        • School, Instructor, and Student Tables
        • Data Filtering
        • The Key Input: Days/Week
      • Instructor Objectives
      • Curriculum
    • Portal Login Flow
    • Once Metrics
      • Scorecards
      • Tables
  • Frequently Asked Questions
    • FAQs
  • Technical Requirements
    • Technical Requirements
    • Data Transfer Requirements
  • Trust and Safety
    • SOC 2 Type II
    • Session Recording
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  1. CURRICULUM AND RESEARCH

Curriculum Information

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Once is a scripted early-reading curriculum meant for you to use with students one-on-one, in person. Students do not need any prior knowledge about reading to participate successfully in this program. The one-on-one format allows you to adjust the pace of instruction according to students’ needs. Students should progress through the curriculum as fast as they can or as slowly as they need to. For more information, please visit the .

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