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Key Shifts with an NGSS-based Curriculum

With all of the disruptions caused by the pandemic, we’re taking a moment to revisit some of the key instructional shifts that come along with teaching the Next...

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Preparing for Statewide and Standardized Assessments with Wit & Wisdom®

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Teachers of English language arts (ELA) know the complexity of their discipline. Reading comprehension is an internal cognitive process that...

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Eureka Math and Assessment for Learning

Assessments for learning are formative assessments. Formative assessments are a way to get information about student comprehension to make instructional decisions....

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Instructional Design

Problem Sets: Time Frame Not Task Frame

February 21, 2017

FROM THE FIELD

What do we all need more of? TIME! Whether it is time to finish projects in our personal or professional lives, I don’t think I...

Instructional Design

The Value of Think Time

February 16, 2017

STRATEGIES

As teachers we are pressed for time. We have what seems like a week’s worth of material in front of us and only an hour to teach it....

Instructional Design

The Progression Of Grade 4 Modules

February 14, 2017

FAQ RESPONSE

Instructional Design

The Progression of Grade 7 Modules

February 7, 2017

This blog examines the Grade 7 Modules in A Story of Ratios. Consider the following as an example of the intentional trajectory of the Grade 7...

Instructional Design

Eureka Math Lesson Structures

February 3, 2017

We are often asked for clarification about the differences between the elementary lesson structure and the secondary lesson structures. When...

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Problem Solving the RDW Way

January 6, 2017

STRATEGY

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