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Explore our wide array of educational resources that support hands-on learning and highlight why materials matter for students everywhere.
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State Curriculum Lists Explained: 6 Things to Know
Learn how state curriculum lists shape curriculum adoption, HQIM selection, and classroom use—plus key policy choices and incentives that affect districts.
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Key Factors for Implementing High-Quality Materials With Integrity
Part four of our Coffee Chat webinar series on the state of the instructional materials market featuring Amy Reno, Dr. Natalie Berberian, and Jonathan Regino.
What Teachers Want in a High-Quality Curriculum
Part three of our Coffee Chat webinar series on the state of the instructional materials market, featuring Heather Gauck, Jesse Melgares, and Sam Shaw.
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.
Adopting Materials Through an Equity-Focused Lens: Stakeholder Engagement
EdReports welcomed Janise Lane and Samantha Ashby from Baltimore City Public Schools to discuss building a strong relationship between teachers and district leaders when engaging stakeholders in the adoption process.
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.
Adopting Materials Through an Equity-Focused Lens: Designing an Instructional Vision
EdReports welcomes educator leaders from Aldine Independent School District and New Teacher Center for a dialogue on designing an instructional vision for the materials selection process.
Adopting Materials Through an Equity-Focused Lens: Why Materials Matter
EdReports was joined by experts from UnboundEd and TNTP to discuss how we can close the equity gap for all students.