
A collaborative effort to illuminate the K-12 curriculum landscape for educators & advocates. We get into the important weeds for popular and emerging programs.
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A new national survey on books in English Language Arts classes validates concerns about books going missing from US curricula—while also offering hopeful signals.
RAND dug into its regular instructional materials survey, analyzing the res...
We’re all in our revisiting-the-Standards era.
Last week, Karen Vaites focused on literacy in the post-Standards era. For years, the field has grappled with areas where the Standards were silent—or misunderstood. Yet state leaders haven’t...
Recently, the Curriculum Insight Project was invited to testify before the DC Board of Education. The Board was concerned about the potential adoption of a middle school curriculum “that prioritizes shorter texts,” in the wake of parent out...
A new study touches every big conversation in literacy.
The study found that struggling third grade readers “could achieve better outcomes with challenging, content-rich texts supported by explicit multisyllabic word instruction,” compared...
If you’ve been anywhere near the internet, you have seen concerns about iReady reach a fever pitch. First came a damning UnHerd piece (just republished openly in Substack), then a fierce parent critique and a viral thread about its efficacy...
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The Curriculum Insight Project is a collaborative effort to illuminate the K-12 curriculum landscape for educators & advocates. We get into the important weeds for popular and emerging programs.
\ud83d\udc1a Salt cured Yankee, 15 years in Texas. \ud83c\udf3e mom and 5th grade teacher \ud83d\udc25
I want excellent schools for all kids, and I write about literacy, math, curriculum, & key trends in K-12 Ed. Founder, Curriculum Insight Project.
Science educator. Founder and Executive Director of Science Delivered. Neuroscience PhD.
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