A method built on decades of research into how children learn to read.
The IntraAct method draws on the strongest evidence in reading science to deliver effective instruction.
Aligned with the National Reading Panel's five pillars of effective reading instruction: phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.
Based on research in cognitive psychology exploring how the brain processes written language and builds reading pathways.
Built on research in attention and automaticity, ensuring students develop fast, effortless decoding that frees cognitive resources for comprehension.
“Automatic decoding is the foundation of reading comprehension.”
When students can decode words effortlessly and automatically, their cognitive resources are freed to focus on understanding meaning, building vocabulary, and engaging deeply with text.
The IntraAct method is designed to work with the brain's natural learning processes, building strong neural pathways for reading through structured, repeated practice.
Built on 35+ years of cognitive science research, with proven results in international implementations. U.S. pilots launching 2026.
Proven across multiple countries and populations, from core instruction to targeted intervention.
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