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Using Assessment Results to Guide Instruction: Some Dos and Don'ts

by Julie Russ Harris, M.Ed., Elementary Curriculum SpecialistUsing assessment results to guide teaching is a hallmark of effective reading...

Making the Case for EdTech: What Administrators, Parents, and Students Should Know

A growing number of educators across America are embracing educational technology in the classroom—and loving the difference it makes for their...

Assessment: The Key to Uncovering Opportunities for Student and Teacher Growth

Education leaders frequently discuss using assessments to guide student learning, but it’s also important to recognize how assessments can guide...

Preparing Principals to Lead: 3 Areas of Focus

Any principal can tell you the secret to a well-run school is the hardworking educators who work tirelessly for their students. Smart principals know...

Technology Integration Guidance for Early Childhood Education

For today’s students, learning to use new technologies is a necessary life skill. As more of our business and personal lives take place online, it’s...

Grit: An Essential Ingredient of Academic Success

An athlete who wins an Olympic medal. 
A cadet who passes basic training. 
A student who earns a high GPA. What do these people...

Rethinking Accountability in the Post-No Child Left Behind Era

For more than a dozen years, “accountability” has meant one thing in public education: test scores. In 2001, the federal No Child Left Behind...

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Try LETRS for Early Childhood Education

View the syllabus and learn how LETRS for Early Childhood Education, authored by Lucy Hart Paulson and Dr. Louisa Moats, transforms educational...

Screen-reading and language skills

Educators can gather data on student skill development and growth with grade-dependent tasks in the domains of Word Recognition, Academic...