High-quality instructional materials (HQIMs) are educational resources designed to effectively support student learning. They can include textbooks, lesson plans, digital resources and other materials ...

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Transform math learning with an approach that empowers students to become active, engaged learners. In this webinar, an expert panel will dive into how inquiry-based learning fosters critical thinking ...

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The national early childhood education franchise known for its inquiry-based curriculum has opened its first school in ...

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CHARLESTOWN — The Goddard School, which is part of a nationally acclaimed early childhood education franchise, has opened a new location at 100 1st Ave., according to a community announcement. The ...

Savvas Learning Company, a next-generation learning solutions leader, is pleased to announce that the Alabama State Board of Education (SBE) has approved all of its K-12 social studies programs for ...

On a bright, sunny day, a group of first-graders eagerly begins a science investigation called “Shadow Town.” The teacher gathers them in a circle and asks, “What causes shadows?” It’s a good question ...