“Companies like DreamBox and founders like Jessie are why The Rise Fund was created and why TPG is so excited about this opportunity,” added Jim Coulter, co-founder and co-CEO of TPG. “With Jessie at the helm, the team at DreamBox has built a company poised to continue to grow and deliver on its mission of improving education for millions of students.” “DreamBox is an example of how innovative thinking and transformational leadership come together to create a great, impactful business,” said Bill McGlashan, co-founder and CEO of The Rise Fund. This includes a particular focus on leveraging the transformative power of digital curriculum and personalized learning tools like DreamBox to improve student outcomes and increase teacher capacity.
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The Rise Fund has made a series of investments in education as part of its global strategy to expand education access and quality for students around the world. By joining forces with The Rise Fund, DreamBox gains a partner whose mission of social impact is perfectly aligned with ours.”
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“As a company, we have been committed to unlocking the learning potential of every child regardless of what zip code they live in, what they look like, or what language they speak.
“DreamBox was founded with the mission to transform the way the world learns by using intelligent adaptive technology to dynamically and continuously personalize each student’s learning experience,” said Jessie Woolley-Wilson, DreamBox president and CEO. The Rise Fund will take a majority position in the company. This investment will be The Rise Fund’s largest education investment to date and continues to cement their role as a leading global education investor. to 8 p.m.SEATTLE AND SAN FRANCISCO - JULY 31, 2018- DreamBox Learning®, the company that pioneered Intelligent Adaptive Learning™ technology, and The Rise Fund, a global impact investing fund managed by TPG Growth, have signed an agreement for a $130 million investment in the education technology company. You can contact DreamBox Support at 87 weekdays (8 a.m. See links below for Home Usage Guides, Parent Resource pages on the DreamBox website, and Setting Up DreamBox at Home link. See this brief (<2 min) video from Stanford Graduate School of Education on "Telling Too Soon" shared by DreamBox Learning staff developers. If not working independently, lessons will become too difficult, and children may lose motivation (or give up) on this program intended to adapt to their individual learning needs. If children complete lessons with support from parents/learning guardians or siblings, they will likely feel frustrated when working independently in later lessons. How does the program work? Why does my child need to work independently?ĭreamBox adjusts lessons to your child's individual learning and progress.
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After April vacation, your teacher will have training for accessing student password information.
Please note that Dreambox does not have student password information for security reasons. If you did not receive this email or have a question about getting student log-in access, please email West Hartford Public Schools IT or 86.
We appreciate the support of the DreamBox team and value this tool to support student learning of mathematics as a supplement to daily math lessons.įamilies received an email with information on classroom and student codes to access DreamBox Learning in early April.
Our district has received access to DreamBox Learning, a K-8 digital math program, at no cost for the duration of the at-home learning period this spring.
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