Improving High-Quality Instructional Materials with Actionable Data

Learn about how one district has improved its literacy data in our latest partnership feature. Our three year district & system partnership with Manor ISD, through our selection as a technical assistance provider with the Texas Education Agency, has led to implementation of high-quality instructional materials for Manor's reading and ELA materials. Check out our showcase of how they align priorities and educator practices. 

How do you help an older student who can't read?

We know a lack of essential reading skills in adulthood translates to fewer career opportunities, lower wages, and a higher likelihood of unemployment. If our goal is to equip students for success in college, career, and life, it is imperative that they exit school as literate individuals. Is it too late to intervene and support older struggling readers? Learn more about how to help these older students! 

Moving Beyond Red, Yellow, Green: Providing Actionable Feedback to Students

Students deserve the opportunity to be part of the process that improves their learning journeys. Educators deserve the chance to provide actionable feedback to students and be empowered in their teaching and learning cycle. Unfortunately, most assessments aren’t set up to provide meaningful feedback to students.

Join ANet on Wednesday, February 7, for a webinar designed for teachers, school leaders, district and system leaders where we’ll 

• Dive into the criteria for actionable assessment tools 
• Inventory your current assessments to understand what they do and do not provide
• Understand how the right assessments can act as a tool in support of creating academically rich and empowering learning environments 

You won’t want to miss our experts discussing the advantages of quality, formative assessments and the transformations they can have for students. Be able to assess your assessments and move beyond red, yellow, and green after our 12:00 ET webinar. We’ll see you online!