Turn every student in your building into a faster, more confident reader.
MindFlow teaches students to read faster and more effectively – an all-in-one reading and test-readiness program designed to fit easily into middle and high schools. Teachers can use it in class, integrate it into their curriculum, or assign it as homework, while students work through the program independently in their own accounts.
The problem
A slow reader is a stressed test-taker – and it can show up in your school’s scores.
When students read too slowly, the impact reaches far beyond English class. Reading-intensive assignments take longer. Students can struggle to finish timed exams. Under pressure, rushing to catch up can affect comprehension, focus, confidence, performance, and test scores.
The SSAT, ISEE, SHSAT, SAT, and ACT are pivotal tests where reading is one of several skills being measured – and for students who read slowly, that can become a significant bottleneck between what they know and what they’re able to demonstrate.
Results based on several hundred students in MindFlow’s live program, primarily high-school students. Individual results vary.
How MindFlow works
Learn the tools. Practice them. Apply them.
Reading speed and comprehension are measured together as students develop the tools to become more efficient and effective readers.
Establish a baseline
Students begin with reading speed and comprehension assessments, creating a baseline for both measures and making progress visible.
Learn the tools
17+ video lessons teach reading-efficiency techniques and brain-eye coordination skills students can apply across subjects. MindFlow also includes 27+ mindset videos and evidence-based tools to help students become calmer, more focused, and more confident.
Practice
Interactive, gamified practice reinforces the tools while continuing to measure both reading speed and comprehension.
Apply
Students can upload their own PDF or Word documents and use MindFlow’s technology to practice the tools with the reading that matters to them.
Flexible by design
MindFlow fits your classroom.
Teachers assign and track. Students work independently.
Each student has their own MindFlow account and moves through the program independently. Teachers do not have to teach the MindFlow curriculum themselves or require the entire class to move through it at exactly the same pace.
In class
Assign MindFlow lessons and practice during class time while students work independently in their own accounts.
For test readiness
Use reading tracks with passages calibrated to the SSAT, ISEE, SHSAT, SAT, and ACT. These skills support – rather than replace – dedicated test preparation.
In your curriculum
Integrate efficient and effective reading tools into English/ELA, study skills, test-readiness, or other coursework.
For homework
Assign lessons and practice outside class so students can continue developing their skills independently.
Practice that keeps going
Practice with the reading that matters.
MindFlow extends beyond its lessons and practice. Students can upload their own PDF or Word documents – including material assigned by their teachers – and apply MindFlow’s tools to class assignments, outside reading, test-readiness passages, and other texts that matter to them.
MindFlow includes approximately 12 hours of lessons and practice designed to teach and reinforce the core tools. Continued access lets students keep using MindFlow’s technology with their own reading material.
Learn the tools
Practice the tools
Apply them to the reading that matters
For teachers and schools
Built for educators. Easy for institutions to implement
Student accounts + self-paced learning
Each student works independently in their own MindFlow account and can progress at their own pace.
Teachers assign and track
MindFlow provides the instruction and practice; teachers assign the work and track progress, including reading speed and comprehension.
Flexible classroom implementation
Use MindFlow in class, integrate it into coursework, assign it as homework, or use it during advisory or test-readiness periods.
Flexible access + simple implementation
Schools can configure access around their needs, while Clever integration helps simplify rostering and student sign-on.
Test readiness + relevant material
Dedicated SSAT, ISEE, SHSAT, SAT, and ACT reading tracks, plus the ability for students to upload their own PDFs or Word documents and apply the tools to material that matters to them.
Support across academic stages
Grade-level content for students at different stages of academic development.
Why MindFlow
Reading faster isn’t just about finishing a test sooner.
Reading efficiency affects nearly everything students do – in the classroom and beyond it. A student who can process text more efficiently has more time to engage with what they’re reading, work through questions, review answers on tests, and manage demanding academic workloads.
MindFlow measures comprehension along with speed throughout the process. When students see both measures improve, they’re not simply being told they’re becoming better readers – they can see the difference for themselves.
What this means for educators and institutions
MindFlow provides the instruction and practice rather than requiring educators to create or teach another curriculum. Students work independently in their own accounts while progress can be tracked.
For schools, colleges and universities, academic programs, continuing education, and enrichment programs, MindFlow offers a measurable reading-efficiency tool that can fit alongside existing instruction, test-readiness programs, academic support, and student-success initiatives.
Built for students at different academic stages
MindFlow supports students across a range of academic environments — from middle and high school through college and beyond.
Middle School and High School versions provide level-appropriate instruction and practice, while dedicated SSAT, ISEE, SHSAT, SAT, and ACT reading tracks support admissions and standardized-test readiness.
MindFlow can also support students preparing for college, graduate school, business school, law school, medical school, and other advanced programs. Reading-intensive exams such as the GRE, GMAT/EA, LSAT, and MCAT require students to process complex material efficiently under time pressure, making these reading-efficiency skills highly relevant.
Beyond test preparation, students can apply MindFlow’s tools to increasingly demanding academic material in undergraduate, graduate, professional, continuing-education, and enrichment programs — strengthening comprehension, focus, confidence, and their ability to manage heavier reading workloads. These skills can support academic readiness, student success, and persistence.
School pilot
See what happens with your own students.
Schools don’t have to begin with a campus-wide rollout. We work with schools to create right-sized pilots – whether that’s one classroom, a grade level, a test-readiness cohort, or another group of students.
Teachers assign MindFlow, students work through the program independently in their own accounts, and teachers can track participation and results. Our team can work with you to determine how MindFlow fits most naturally into your existing schedule and curriculum.
You get to see what MindFlow does with your students.
No obligation
Just a conversation to see if MindFlow is a fit.
Tailored to your institution
We’ll discuss how MindFlow could work with your students and services.
Flexible options
Licensing and access can be configured around your organization.
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