This is an exciting time to be in education for a variety of reasons, not the least of which is being part of a national movement toward a learner-centered approach to education—a more personalized ...
Let’s talk about teaching parents. In schools, we have a pretty well-founded belief that one of the ways that you can indirectly boost student learning is to directly boost the capacity of teachers.
This article is part of the collection: Going Back to School With the 2016 EdSurge Fifty States Project. When I first saw the long list of my classes’ ELA Common Core Standards, I remember feeling ...
As significant numbers of educators, parents, and politicians push back on the Common Core Standards now that implementation has begun, many teachers are left to navigate the shift with little or no ...
"For far too long, professional development in literacy focused on delivering instruction to an ideal student that does not represent the diversity of our nation's public school classrooms. CORE's ...
BROOKLYN, N.Y., Oct. 31, 2024 /PRNewswire/ -- Amplify, a publisher of next-generation curriculum and assessment programs, today released a research brief on beginning-of-school-year reading data for K ...
Combine new levels of family engagement with digitally-accessible, high-quality instructional materials, and students learned about the same—or sometimes even more—than a typical year. Despite the ...
In an effort to align with new 2020 Colorado academic standards, and in keeping with Lewis-Palmer School District 38 board policy, a core instructional program up for adoption is about to undergo ...
European Journal of Psychology of Education, Vol. 33, No. 1, Special Issue: Promoting learning by leveraging the collaborative nature of formative per assessment with instructional scaffolds (January ...
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