A new study has revealed a widening divide between the availability of standards-aligned instructional materials and their use in classrooms. Adopting and implementing high-quality materials is an essential first step toward delivering effective, equitable education, yet too many classrooms continue to go without. Further, our report's findings underscore the need for states, districts, and schools to go beyond simply selecting quality K–12 curriculum. Read more in our full State of the Instructional Materials Market report. #curriculum #instructionalmaterials #k12education #materialsmatter
EdReports
Education Administration Programs
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Increasing the capacity of educators to seek, identify, and demand the highest quality instructional materials.
About us
EdReports.org is a nonprofit organization created to dramatically improve the instructional materials educators use in the classroom. We aim to be the trusted source for reliable information about the quality of instructional materials marketed to and used in schools. Through a comprehensive, rigorous review of instructional materials by expert practitioners, we seek to help purchasers of instructional materials make informed decisions and ensure the materials our teachers and students use are effective and reliable.
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- Education Administration Programs
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- 11-50 employees
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- Durham, North Carolina
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- 2014
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- K-12 State Standards, K-12 Instructional Materials Selection, K-12 Instructional Materials Implementation, K-12 Education, K-12 Professional Development, K-12 Curriculum, college- and career-ready standards, ELA Textbook Reviews, Math Textbook Reviews, Science Textbook Reviews, and K-12 Materials Adoption
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Curriculum is just one piece of the puzzle, and districts must invest in educators and engage their school community to achieve meaningful progress toward reversing pandemic learning loss and declining reading scores.
Curriculum Alone Won’t Fix America’s Reading Crisis — Teachers Must Have a Say
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We just released new reviews of enVision Mathematics Common Core K–8, enVisionMath A/G/A, Math Nation Illustrative Mathematics 6–8 and AGA, and STEMscopes Math K–8. Learn more and share with your colleagues!
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When teachers have an active and early voice in adopting curricula, the overall quality and relevance of instructional materials are significantly improved. Furthermore, such an inclusive process improves teacher buy-in, aiding the program’s rollout and implementation.
Curriculum Alone Won’t Fix America’s Reading Crisis — Teachers Must Have a Say
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#ICYMI We released a new episode of our EdVoices podcast with Rebecca Kockler, former assistant superintendent of academic content at the Louisiana Department of Education.
What We’ve Learned From Teacher-Led Curriculum Reviews - EdReports
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In the latest episode of our EdVoices podcast, we welcome Rebecca Kockler, former assistant superintendent of academic content at the Louisiana Department of Education, to give fascinating insights from her vast experience of conducting educator-led reviews of instructional materials.
What We Learned from Teacher-Led Curriculum Reviews - EdVoices Podcast
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Educators know that high-quality materials matter. When schools prioritize materials that are aligned to standards, reflect local priorities, and meet the diverse learning needs of students, they create opportunities for deeper learning across the board.
Why High-Quality Instructional Materials Are Essential for Teacher and Student Success: How standards-aligned, culturally responsive, and inclusive materials drive learning in every classroom
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Read our tips on choosing a K–12 math curriculum that fosters equity, excellence, and student agency, and discover what quality looks like in math materials.
How to Select a High-Quality, Equitable Math Curriculum - EdReports
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