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Show Me the Reading Science: An Expert Explains How to Get It Right

Elizabeth Bassford, vice president of content and implementation at Curriculum Associates, talks about how to get reading instruction right. 

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Hathaway Teacher Receives “Extraordinary Educator” Distinction

Jessica Peixoto, a 2023 Extraordinary Educator from New Bedford, MA, discusses her educational practices and the many benefits i-Ready has had on her . . .

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3 Ways to Engage Students in Productive Struggle

Danielle Sullivan, national director of content and implementation at Curriculum Associates, shares three ways to engage students in the classroom. 

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Melba Teacher Uses Escape Rooms to Teach Math: “I Want Them to Have a Happy Experience”

Courtney Linker, an Extraordinary Educator from Melba, ID, talks about i-Ready and her creative mathematics curriculum.

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Class Disrupted S4 E9: Shake-Up in the Assessment Market

The Class Disrupted podcast discusses the strong connection between the instruction and assessment provided by i-Ready and i-Ready Classroom Mathematics.

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A Crackdown on Bad Meetings? How One Local Company Is Trying to Reduce Wasted Time.

Curriculum Associates experimented with efforts to cut down needless meetings, and is pleased with the results.

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37 Predictions about EdTech’s Impact in 2023

What edtech trends will take top billing in schools and districts in the new year?

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Wishes and Worries for 2023: What EdTech Leaders Are Thinking About

During the final weeks of 2022, THE Journal asked scores of edtech leaders about their wishes and worries for 2023.

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How Has Technology in Teaching Changed from the ’90s to Now?

Glendaliz Martinez Almonte, national director of content and implementation, discusses changes in edtech and how it supports student engagement.

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What’s Academic Recovery Looked Like So Far? Slow and Uneven, New Data Show

A new study from Curriculum Associates shows the extent to which the pandemic has disrupted learning.

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New Testing Data: Fewer Students in Early Grades Developing Basic Phonics Skills

Test scores released by Curriculum Associates offer a glimmer of hope: the percentage of older elementary and middle school students reading on grade level is . . .

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New Test Data: Young Readers, Middle School Math Students Struggling

The new tests echo earlier reports showing that students who struggled before the pandemic are having the toughest time catching up.

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