ABOUT THIS EPISODE
Math educator Jonathan Regino discusses how reviewing for EdReports shaped his views about the power of instructional materials and the importance of supporting teachers with the resources they need to help students thrive.
Related Resources:
- From the Classroom to Central Office: What I’ve Learned About Curriculum Adoption
- Data Snapshot: K-12 Mathematics Instructional Materials
- SPOTLIGHT: How Do Students Engage With Mathematics in the Classroom?
- Why Materials Matter to Me: With Math Curriculum Expert Leah Dix, Ph.D.
- Watch: The Power of Centering Student Experiences in the Classroom
- EdReports Math Practices Series
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