Redefining Engagement: How Baltimore City Public Schools Transformed its Approach to Adopting Instructional Materials
Read one district's story about the power and lasting impact that comes with involving educators and the community at every step of the materials selection process.
Standards-Aligned Materials Are Available—So Why Are They Not Being Used?
Part two of our Coffee Chat webinar series on the state of the instructional materials market, featuring Marquis Alvaradous, Dr. Melissa Galloway, and Jonathan Regino.
Diving Into the State of the Instructional Materials Market
EdReports' Mark LaVenia, Phasha Spencer, and Lauren Weisskirk survey the instructional materials market in part one of our webinar series.
What the Pandemic Taught Us about Families, Curriculum, and Student Learning
Leaders from the Center for Public Research and Leadership (CPRL) share lessons learned about the power of high-quality instructional materials from a year of disrupted schooling.
Local Needs Matter When Selecting a Quality Math Curriculum
Francisco Villegas details how the Partnership for Los Angeles Schools supports educators to develop materials adoption processes rooted in a shared vision and community priorities.
3 Best Practices for Engaging Publishers When Selecting New Curricula
A group of rural Wisconsin school districts shares lessons learned from a locally driven materials selection process.
5 Ways Quality Curricula Can Support English Language Learners
Teacher and coach Erin Moreno shares best practices on how to leverage aligned instructional materials to support students learning English.
Mathematicians at Work, Expect Noise: A Conversation with Georgina Rivera
EdReports Director of Mathematics, Tim Truitt, spoke with Georgina Rivera, incoming 2nd Vice President of the National Council of Supervisors of Mathematics (NCSM), about her journey as an educator and how to achieve equity in mathematics classrooms. Read part one of their conversation.
Adopting Materials Through an Equity-Focused Lens: Establishing Adoption Priorities
Dr. Paula Dillon and Francisco Villegas joined EdReports for a conversation on how to root an adoption process in the needs of your community, and why local priorities are vital to a successful curriculum selection.
Why Materials Matter to Me: With Science Curriculum Expert Melody Hawkins
EdReports reviewer Melody Hawkins on her journey in education, what makes science curriculum high quality, and the importance of representation in materials.
3 Ways to Prioritize Multilingual Learners in Your Curriculum Adoption Process
Educator Margaret Overbagh-Feld offers best practices to districts for elevating multilingual learners when selecting and implementing new materials.
Why Materials Matter to Me: With Math Curriculum Expert Leah Dix, Ph.D.
EdReports reviewer Leah Dix, Ph.D., on her journey in education, what makes instructional materials high quality, and reviewing high school math curriculum.