Educator Insights, Atlas, Curriculum Insights | April 22, 2025

Connecting the Dots: Using Data to Drive Meaningful Improvement in Math Education

Telling a story with multiple sources of data to drive reflection and improvement of teaching and learning is my professional mission

Educator Insights, Curriculum Development, PD Team Insights | February 12, 2025

How a School Designed Their CTE Curriculum and Instruction

To begin, teacher leaders developed the curriculum map. Once those were complete they developed the instructional plans that would be used by teachers

Educator Insights | September 12, 2024

AI’s Impact on Education: Wider & Wiser Curricula

Written by Charles Fadel This blog is a modified extract for Faria Education, from CCR s recent book Education for the Age of AI. It gives a realistic overview of AI and its impact on education. For Versatility The world around us is changing in profound ways, and education must adapt to it

Educator Insights | September 5, 2024

Demystifying Differentiation: Practical Strategies for Your Classroom

I want to dive into a topic that's both essential and, at times, misunderstood differentiation. Let's clear the air right from the start about what differentiation is not

Teaching Strategies, Educator Insights | August 22, 2024

Using Total Participation Techniques in the Classroom

Hands On, Mind On Tell me, I forget. Involve me, I understand. Ancient Chinese Proverb What are Total Participation Techniques

Teaching Strategies, Educator Insights | August 8, 2024

15 Approaches to Student-Centered Learning

There are a multitude of ways to apply student-centered learning in the classroom, and all these approaches can be mixed and matched

Educator Insights, Curriculum Development, School Leadership | August 1, 2024

Articulating the Why and How Behind Curriculum Mapping

It means to know where you re going so that you better understand where you are now so that the steps you take are always in the right direction

Educator Insights | June 13, 2024

Promoting Inclusivity: Insights from the Curriculum Summit in San José, Costa Rica

During the recent Curriculum Summit held in San Jos , Costa Rica, hosted by Faria Education Group, we explored the topic of "Policies and Practices on Gender, Sex, and Identity in Private International Baccalaureate Schools

Educator Insights | May 12, 2024

Turning Real-World Problems into Impactful Units in CTE

Student buy-in is one of the greatest factors that determines the success of a unit or project. One way that many CTE teachers build buy-in is through real-world scenarios and authentic audiences. Our automotive programs work on real cars with real engine problems, brought in by real community members

Educator Insights | May 9, 2024

Using the Multiple Intelligences Theory in a Classroom

Teaching is one of the most difficult things to do because it is all about dealing with human minds. Human minds receive information in different ways according to different backgrounds and experiences

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