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One placement decision can affect access to advanced math later. REL NW's guide and template helps families and school teams have clearer high school math placement conversations.

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Grade 9 Math Placement: A Family Guide and School Decisionmaking Template | IES
Course placement decisions shape students’ early high school math experiences and their options for advanced math in high school. When students take Algebra I in grade 8, schools must decide whether…
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July 3, 2026 at 4:30 PM
“Read with your child” is a start, but families often need more specific support. This research-backed REL NW resource helps K–12 teams strengthen family engagement around literacy.

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Strengthen Literacy through Family Engagement | IES
Family engagement can have a positive impact on student literacy when schools make instruction more transparent, help families understand how reading is taught, and share practical ways to support…
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July 1, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Community engagement doesn’t end when the listening session does. This evidence-based guide from REL NW helps education agency teams turn feedback from students, families, and partners into usable data: buff.ly/71Ns4lD

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REL Northwest's Guide to Community Engagement Data Collection and Analysis | IES
Gathering information and acting on input from students, families, educators, and community partners can improve educational programs, shape policy, and ensure…
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June 26, 2026 at 4:30 PM
Your research methods reveal your power.

Strong scholars master every framework:

Positivists:
• win grants but miss meaning

Constructivists:
• Tell stories that data can't catch

Critical theorists:
• Expose what others fear to see clear

Methods don't prove truth. They expose your assumptions.
January 27, 2025 at 4:16 AM
I'm not teaching my grad course 'Civil Resistance: How It Works' this semester. But here is an abridged version of the course schedule, readings, and films I used the last time I taught it (in 2022). Just in case it's useful. drive.google.com/file/d/14RRJ...
Readings - Civil Resistance How It Works Fall 2022.pdf
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January 26, 2025 at 2:04 PM
I recommend a liquid syllabus. You can use something like Weebly. A link in it can go to the official version with all the requirements, but this easy web-based version can have the important stuff and convey the tone you want for your class & learning time together. #AcademicSky #edchat #edresource
I want to try this for the class I teach in the spring—go through the syllabus on day 0, but their class schedule and info about resources and stuff in a shared Google folder or something like that. Make it easier for them and me 😭 #AcademicSky #PhDLife #Academicchatter
3/ Couldn't that be on another document? Can we put it all in the handbook and refer to the handbook in our syl? Can we announce these in class or give out a separate doc with that info? Why do students need to see boilerplate language on every syllable? Why would you, a student, want to read
December 31, 2024 at 5:11 AM
Here's the perfect formula to write a literature review paragraph.

A great literature review paragraph needs exactly 2 components.

Most students think every paper needs its own paragraph.

Completely off the mark.

The secret?
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December 30, 2024 at 2:13 PM
Posting ai slop as a hashtag edresource and then getting upset when people call it out it is like stepping in shit on purpose and getting mad when people say that you smell bad
July 27, 2025 at 1:22 PM