The TTRS Course and TTRS Subjects
Explore how the TTRS Course uses a proven multi-sensory method to help learners practise reading and spelling while developing accurate touch-typing skills
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Reading and spelling agesCEFR Levels and the reading and spelling ages
Level OneLearn more about the first level of the TTRS Course
Spelling Tests in TTRSLearn more about the words preview and words review spelling tests
Dictation modulesLearn more about dictation modules and how to turn them on and off.
TTRS SubjectsA guide to accessing TTRS Subjects
The Three Progress BarsA quick visual guide to tracking student performance in real time.
How to select specific TTRS Main Course modules for your student to takeChoose where you student picks up the TTRS Main Course to help them focus on specific learning goals
Understanding Level Colors and ChecksLevel colors and checks are based on your student's module progress and assessment scores
Gamification Features
Learn how games, rewards, trophies, and other motivational tools help keep students engaged and motivated while learning with TTRS.
Typing gamesFun activities to motivate learners and help them practice typing and spelling skills in an engaging way
Collecting trophies in TTRSFind out how students collect trophies in TTRS as part of their learning journey
Typing screen themesLearn more about fun typing background themes your students can unlock as they move through the Main Course TTRS modules
Creating and Managing Custom Subjects
Everything you need to know about building, editing, and managing custom subjects using both manual and AI-powered tools
How to Create a Custom SubjectCustom subjects are perfect for adding spelling lists, classroom vocabulary, or tailored content
Adding Custom Content and Wordlists Using AILearn how to harness the latest artificial intelligence technology to create custom typing modules in TTRS