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Google CS First Video Training | How to Create a Teacher Account
In video 2 of this 7-part series, discover how to create your teacher account, how to set up a class, and how to choose lessons.
Google CS First Video Training | What is CS First?
In Video 1 of this 7-part training series, view an introduction to the CS First program. Learn why CS First is a top choice for teaching block-based...
Teaching Digital Citizenship Using Multimedia
Whether you're using videos as instructional aids or your students are using them to support projects, it's important to know how to select videos...
Student Accountability and Engagement: Lower Elementary
When we empower students as conversationalists we invite them to the table to share their knowledge. Let's learn strategies that will guide students...
Guiding Instruction through Formative and Interim Data
Each classroom is full of individual students who have individual learning needs - and those needs change all the time! How can a teacher know how to...
Primarily Chromebooks in the K-2 Classroom
This session is a part of the Encore LIVE workshop series, highlighting some of the best sessions from the 2022 Summer of Learning Conferences.Learn...
Accelerate Learning Lesson Planning Template
Lesson planning template for educators to use when planning scaffolded lessons based on formative data and critical prerequisite skills.
Cook and McDonald's Language Complexity Rubric
This language complexity rubric was developed to help educators, test developers, and test reviewers understand and reduce the language complexity of...
NYSED Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA) Scaffolding Strategy Example-Grade 6
CRA is a three-part instructional strategy in which the teacher begins by modeling and thinking aloud with concrete objects (e.g., blocks, disks,...
NYSED Concrete-Representational-Abstract (CRA) Scaffolding Strategy Example-Grade 3
CRA is a three-part instructional strategy in which the teacher begins by modeling and thinking aloud with concrete objects (e.g., blocks, disks,...
NYSED RDW (Read, Draw, Write ) Scaffolding Example and Template
The RDW Template is a graphic organizer that can be used to support students who have difficulty organizing information and recalling multistep,...
NYSED Frayer Model Scaffolding Example & Template
The Frayer model is a graphic organizer that can be used in any lesson to help students understand any unfamiliar vocabulary, but is especially...
UDL Lesson Design Template
UDL Lesson Design Template provides a wealth of resources to help educators design lessons that address engagement, representations, and action and...
Accelerate Learning Unit Planning Template
Unit planning template for educators for accelerated learning including critical prerequisite skills, formative pre-assessments, and types of...
Universal Design for Learning (UDL) Assessment Strategies
CAST provides UDL tips for assessment including aligning assessments to learning goals, examples of formative assessment strategies, reducing...
ClassHook
Need a video to spark interest or make your content more relevant to students? ClassHook houses thousands of short clips from popular culture, all of...
Oregon's Importance of High-Quality Instructional Resources
The Oregon Department of Education provides this document summarizing the importance of high-quality instructional materials and includes a curated...
Louisiana Department of Education Implementing Standards for Mathematical Practices Guide
The Louisiana Department of Education provides this guide for implementing the Standards for Mathematical Practice, also known as the Mathematical...
Framework for Connecting the Student and Teaching Practices
This free resource from Solution Tree Press provides educators with a framework for integrating the Mathematical Process Standards (called Standards...
IDOE Accommodations and Modifications Chart
This IDOE chart clearly articulates the difference between accommodations and modifications that can be utilized with students.
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