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Creating Lessons for Standardized Test Days: Tips for Curriculum Designers and Educational Publishers

For many students, it’s standardized testing season. As curriculum designers and educational publishers, it is essential to plan for those days when students may be drained or distracted. We never want to waste our limited instructional time, but we need to temper our...

Creating Inclusive Learning Experiences: A Guide to Universal Design for Learning in Curriculum Design

In today’s educational landscape, it is imperative for educational publishers to design curricula that cater to the needs of all learners. One approach that has gained traction in recent years is Universal Design for Learning (UDL). UDL is an educational...

Importance of Writing in Math Curriculum

Mathematics is a crucial subject that helps students develop logical and analytical thinking skills. However, simply being able to solve mathematical problems does not necessarily mean that students understand the underlying concepts. Writing in math can help...

5 Ways to Improve DEI for K-12 Curriculum

As educational content creators, it is our responsibility to ensure that our curriculum materials are inclusive and representative of all students. This means striving for diversity, equity, and inclusion (DEI) in all aspects of K-12 education. Here are five ways that...

4 Student Misconceptions About Social Studies To Consider When Developing Content

What Is Social Studies? As an educational publisher, it is important to consider the common misconceptions that students may have about social studies when developing content. Social studies is a broad subject area that encompasses a range of topics such as history,...

Connecting Common Core Standards to Literature: Examining Characters in Fiction

As an educational publisher, designing a curriculum to align with the Common Core Standards can be challenging. However, there is an opportunity to connect the Common Core Standards to the literature that students are reading. Making these connections allows curricula...