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Amira Learning vs Reveal Math

Reveal Math

7.3#4 in reading comprehension softwareFrom $65.16 a year
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FactAmira LearningReveal Math
AssessmentAmira listens to students read aloud and provides oral reading assessment with instant results and no manual scoring.Diagnostic, formative, and summative assessments provide actionable insights and personalized learning paths.
HeadquartersA company announcement says Amira Learning is headquartered in San Francisco.New York, NY, United States
InstructionAmira Instruct creates differentiated lesson plans and recommendations aligned to a district’s curriculum and instructional calendar.The program emphasizes exploration, productive struggle, rich tasks, inquiry, mathematical discourse, and reflection.
LanguagesThe suite offers assessment, instruction, and tutoring in English and Spanish.Spanish language components are available, including student editions and digital resources such as videos, an eGlossary, and autoscored assessments.
SupportAmira offers guided onboarding, role-specific training and resources, a Help Center, and email support at [email protected].Reveal Math program resources include teacher walkthroughs, mobile textbook instructions, assessment and reporting walkthroughs, and parent support.

Amira Learning plans

  • Amira Reading SuitePriced on request

Reveal Math plans

  • Reveal Math Course 1 Student Bundle, 1-year subscription$65.16 a year
  • Reveal Math Course 1 Student Bundle, 2-year subscription$110.96, paid once
  • Reveal Math Course 1 Student Bundle, 3-year subscription$136.12, paid once

Pick Amira Learning if…

The suite is intended for schools and districts seeking connected literacy assessment, instruction, and tutoring for learners from PreK through grade 8. It may suit educators looking for English- and Spanish-language reading support with district-aligned lesson recommendations.

Pick Reveal Math if…

Reveal Math is for schools and educators seeking a math curriculum across K–12, with student resources, assessment, and teacher planning tools. Its language supports and differentiation resources may suit classes with varied learning needs.

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