Curriculum and Instruction

Discover how the Science of Reading uses evidence-based research to shape effective literacy instruction and boost reading success for all students.

A decade ago, learning management systems (LMS) were static digital filing cabinets, teachers uploaded assignments, and students logged in to complete them.

Reading science acknowledges it is a complex process involving skills like phonemic awareness, phonics, fluency, vocabulary, and comprehension.

Curriculum companies that develop resources aligned with state and federal standards face both opportunities and challenges from Trump’s education policies.

With the rise of technology, Artificial Intelligence has entered classrooms, offering new opportunities for personalized learning and data-driven instruction.

Librarian Karen Abraham shares how a strategic literacy initiative has become an incredible opportunity to make instructional connections with colleagues.

This article will discuss the importance of teaching financial literacy and provide tips on incorporating it into your classroom curriculum.

he power of AI in rapid course development cannot be underestimated. From concept to completion, AI has revolutionized how courses are created

Former President of the Science Teachers Association of Texas, Kiki Corry shares insights on how to improve science programs by incorporating exciting phenomena