EDUCATIONAL PRODUCTS AND MATERIALS

Provide a structured approach to teaching regrouping that promotes student success and self-confidence. The approach in the Subtraction With Regrouping program emphasizes a gradual progression through concrete, representational, and abstract lessons and promotes a deep level of understanding related to the regrouping process. Learn More

Prepare students for the complicated act of borrowing with Subtraction Facts 10 to 18. Learn More

"Teaching Cause and Effect" contains a set of instructional methods that teachers can use to help students engage in higher order reasoning, thinking about a relationship in which one thing either leads to another or results from another. Learn More

This guidebook helps students clarify, analyze, and evaluate arguments, both across academic content and within their daily lives. Learn More

This guidebook helps students clarify, analyze, and evaluate arguments, both across academic content and within their daily lives. Learn More

This downloadable manual contains a set of instructional materials and methods that teachers can use to help students engage in higher order reasoning when thinking about an issue that may have more than one option, or way to respond. Read more.... Learn More

This coil bound manual contains a set of instructional materials and methods that teachers can use to help students engage in higher order reasoning when thinking about an issue that may have more than one option, or way to respond. Learn More

The Paired Associates Strategy helps students independently and in an organized way approach large bodies of information they need to master. Using the strategy, students identify pairs or groups of items that are important to learn, such as names and events, places and events, or names and accomplishments. They create study cards, create a mnemonic device for each card, and use the study cards to learn the information. Learn More

The Paraphrasing Strategy is designed to help students focus on the most important information in a passage and to improve students' recall of main ideas and specific facts. Learn More