Math Mastery, Celebrating Instructional Excellence with Extraordinary Educators, Part 2
Three math educators share their classroom successes and lessons learned.
A Seat at the Table: DEIB Can’t Be a Second Thought
Shrina Sood, associate vice president of talent acquisition and DEIB programs, shares the importance of giving others a seat at the table.
Education Matters: i-Ready Program Helping Students Succeed
Fresno Unified School District educators share how i-Ready is helping their work in the classroom.
Celebrating a Year of Instructional Excellence with Extraordinary Educators
Our Extraordinary Educators look back on what worked and what did not work this year in their classrooms.
Diversity, Equity, Inclusion, and Belonging Is Not Just an Acronym
Sana Shaikh shares why DEIB is a guiding light for transformative business practices.
How One HR Pro Creates Safe Spaces to Retain Talent
For more than a decade, Shrina Sood has helped recruit talent to CA as it grew from 200 to 2,000 employees.
Managing Change in Uncertain Times
Danielle Sullivan shares three ways district leaders can support teachers and themselves.
New School
Rob Waldron shares how he built a mission-driven culture that helps Curriculum Associates better serve students and teachers.
This One Factor Is Blamed for More Learning Loss Than Remote Instruction
Where students stood academically prior to COVID-19 caused the widest achievement gaps.
What’s behind the COVID Academic Slide? Some Things Mattered More Than Remote Learning
A new study from Curriculum Associates examines data from students who took the company’s i-Ready Diagnostic test in Reading and Math.
11 Educator Perspectives on Post-COVID Learning
The pandemic has emphasized the importance of kindness and patience, which go a long way in relationships with educators and students.
Faces of HR: How Sandra O’Sullivan Is Reshaping HR Cultures by Putting People First
O’Sullivan is the chief people officer at Curriculum Associates, where she continues to let her passion for helping people realize their potential flourish.