Resource Library

Join us as we have 3 leaders share their current strategies on assessing students during a remote learning environment.

This webinar will walk you through how to clearly articulate and identify your content and skills in addition to providing tips and tricks.

Language is not learned in isolation, meaning that all teachers of English Learners (ELs) should consider themselves teachers of both language and content.

Language is not learned in isolation, meaning that all teachers of English Learners (ELs) should consider themselves teachers of both language and content.

This webinar will examine how social media (Instagram, Facebook, and Twitter) can serve as a platform for students to create original narratives and arguments with which members of the entire school community can interact.

In this webinar we will explore how to develop strong enduring understandings and essential questions for unit plans.

This webinar will walk you through 4 items you should review and adjust in Atlas before the summer holiday, so you can return in the fall for a fresh start and an organized system.

Explore how to use Atlas to inform your planning for the professional learning needs of your school or district.

Join us for a conversation about facilitating meaningful and tailored remote professional development.

In this webinar, we will share practical tips for reviewing curriculum to set goals and document both what will, and what will not, become a priority for online instruction.

Our panelist of teachers will share their tips and strategies about shifting their early years classroom to a virtual environment.

While we practice social distancing, use your curriculum maps as a tool to guide teachers and support families. This will ensure students can continue to build skills and work towards the essential learning outlined in curriculum maps.

In this changing educational landscape, we want to take a deeper look at how schools can use their Atlas public site to support families as more students are moving to a home-based learning environment.

Join this webinar to explore ways to use Atlas Curriculum Maps as a learning guide for students.

Your curriculum changes over time based on new initiatives, resources, and feedback.

Atlas is the home to an immense amount of curriculum data. How the data is reviewed and used can support an active curriculum process.

As a head of department or grade level lead, there is a specific lens in which the curriculum is viewed and used.

You read it right, deleting is okay- in fact, it is necessary to keep your curriculum vibrant and current.

Curriculum maps outline essential learning for students.

The webinar will explain how epistemic inquiry is based on 4 big questions about knowledge. What exists? How do things happen? How do we come to know? What should we do with this knowledge?

Novi CSD shares the approach and progress of their district over the last 6 years as they have implemented a comprehensive strategics plan to create a district-wide guaranteed and viable curriculum.

This webinar will focus on how 1 school uses Concept-Based Curriculum to explicitly target and develop 21st century competencies.

In this webinar we will explore the Michigan Citizenship Collaborative Curriculum, changes and enhancements Wayne RESA has made to the curriculum as well as how to access it via Atlas.

In this webinar, we will review several template examples from Catholic schools and look at ways a map can include customized categories