In this multi-page infographic, Ed Reports provides research and information related to the impact of high-quality instructional materials on student outcomes.
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Lessons Learned on Standards Implementation for State and District Leaders
This blog post from The Center on Standards, Alignment, Instruction, and Learning provides insights from state and district leaders engaged in leading standards implementation efforts. The author provides information on their lessons learned, recommendations for supporting English learner students and students with disabilities in standards implementation efforts, and suggestions for future research in this area.
Getting it Right: Reference Guides for Registering Students with Non-English Names, 2nd Edition
When students register for school, it is critical that in-take procedures follow culturally appropriate naming conventions for multilingual learners whose home language is other than English. School staff will find the answers and needed support to get the job done with this useful resource. This reference guide outlines the issues related to appropriate naming conventions and practicalities of school databases, […]
Newcomer Toolkit
Teachers and administrators will benefit from this Newcomer Toolkit developed by the U.S. Department of Education. This document supports educators with understanding newcomers’ experiences and aspirations and how to welcome them to a safe school environment that focuses on high-quality instruction. This toolkit also describes how to develop partnerships with families and address newcomers’ social-emotional needs.
Educating Struggling Learners: Reflections on Lessons Learned about Curriculum, Instruction, and Assessment
This report from the National Center on Educational Outcomes tells the story of Hawai’i’s work and lessons learned while building and using progress maps for the state’s reading and mathematics standards for Grades K-8. The story is told by Valerie Kurizaki, a Complex Area Academic Coach in the Central District of the Hawai’i State Department of Education.