Multiple states have banned a method used to teach children to read for decades, but it’s still allowed in Georgia.
HISD's curriculum design department utilizes student engagement strategies and 'scaffolding' to get students on grade level.
New York City’s public school system is loosening the requirements of its ambitious literacy push, providing schools with more discretion to tweak curriculum and move at the pace of their students.
In what appears to be a first-of-its-kind lawsuit, two local families on Wednesday sued literacy specialists Lucy Calkins, Irene Fountas, and Gay Su Pinnell, whose reading curriculums have been ...
Families of Massachusetts students who have struggled to read filed the lawsuit against authors and publishers.
Every school district in New York must revert to teaching phonics in grades pre-K through third, starting this fall, the ...
Tell us what you think about the tweaks to the reading ... the curriculum’s integrity, educators can modify instruction as needed to ensure all students are given access to grade-level materials ...
Carlisle Public Schools uses KnowAtom's hands-on science curriculum ... noting that "the state has the best fourth-grade reading and eighth-grade math scores in the country on the National ...
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Lawmakers have responded to the podcast by taking a closer look at what curriculum schools are buying, and, in some states, attempting to outlaw specific teaching methods. The legislative efforts come ...
A prominent childhood literacy theorist deceptively marketed reading curricula that weren’t grounded in science ... The complaint was filed Wednesday in Massachusetts Superior Court, Suffolk County.