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Making the Grade: Standards-Based, Traditional, or Both?

By Erik Ofgang published

Replacing traditional grades with a competency or standards-based assessment isn’t easy but it often gets an A+ from educators.

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Standardized Tests Fail to Provide Evidence for Student Success

By Erik Ofgang published

The Education Department says federal standardized tests are needed to provide targeted support but there is little indication these tests have accomplished that

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Achieve3000 Introduces Research-Based K-12 Math Solution

By TL Editors published

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Accelerate Learning Announces STEMscopes Math

By TL Editors published

New digital curriculum aims to create meaningful math experiences for real-world application

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Generation Genius: Next Generation K-5 Science Videos

By TL Editors last updated

Generation Genius is a comprehensive set of science videos and lessons made in partnership with the National Science Teachers Association.

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Curated Content Decreases Teacher Planning Time

By Annie Galvin Teich published

Teachers love the new curated content channels.

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MIND Research Institute Launches New Version of ST Math

By TL Editors published

MIND Research Institute today announced the launch of an all-new version of its flagship solution, ST Math®.

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Historypalooza 2019 – Inquiry Design Models for the Elementary

By Glenn Wiebe published

Designed to support NCSS’s Inquiry Arc in their C3 Framework, an IDM has basically three parts: questions, resources, and tasks.

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Ken Burns Classroom Launches on PBS LearningMedia

By TL Editors published

“Through these resources, my hope is that we can further interest young people in the power of history and help them better understand the complexity of issues we face today, including the connection to the past and their relevance to the future,” said Ken Burns.

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Planboard, A Powerful Tool for Classroom Organization

By Tech & Learning published

Planboard is an organizational tool (website and app) for lesson planning and for tracking standards coverage.

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