Read and write with mastery
Lucid for Education provides teachers and students with a comprehensive literacy toolkit to empower them in the classroom. Students use our visual platform to brainstorm, organize, and develop their ideas as they read and before they write. Teachers save time with our many graphic organizer templates, examples, and tutorials to help their students become better readers and writers.
Reading to apply
Whether your students need help understanding what's happening with a character or what photosynthesis is, Lucid for Education's toolkit includes strategies to use before, during, and after reading. Students will visually organize information, making connections that last and transforming that information as they move forward.
Writing with intent
Students often feel overwhelmed when faced with a writing task. Where should they start? And many go straight to writing without much organization. With Lucid for Education's toolkit, students will be able to visually go through each step of the writing process, from brainstorming to organization, ensuring that they have a solid plan before they write.
Teaching to read actively
Lucid for Education's toolkit gives teachers the most effective graphic organizers for reading comprehension. Teachers have access to ready-made resources, including examples, templates, and video tutorials, to help students grapple with complex texts and collaborate in real-time using our cloud-based digital tools.
Teaching to write with confidence
Lucid for Education's literacy toolkit gives teachers a way to engage their students more authentically in the writing process. Our framework will foster autonomy and self-motivation because students choose how to start. In addition, as students visually work through their thinking, it's much easier for teachers to spot where students might need help and track their progress.
Related resources
Mind map tutorial video
Easily teach your students about mind maps and how to build one in Lucidchart with our tutorial video. Use mind maps to brainstorm ideas, make connections between topics, or better understand any subject.
Sequence map tutorial video
Use sequence maps to map out the events or key points in texts, organize writing, and find gaps in reasoning. Get your students ready to make their own sequence maps with this video.
Hypertension concept map
Explore different aspects of hypertension such as symptoms, causes, and effects with a concept map. Use this template as an example for how to map out complex information or adapt to your needs.