A Call for Education Companies to ‘Step Up’ in the Wake of Bleak National Test Results
In the wake of new national test scores that show historic declines in math and reading achievement levels, education company leaders are renewing calls for the industry to rise to the challenge and help teachers accelerate student learning.
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Rethinking Professional Development to Keep Teachers in the Profession
High-quality professional development can help keep teachers in the field by allowing them to “imagine where they’re going” in their careers, says UnboundEd CEO Lacey Robinson.
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Promoting Change: Reflections from the UnboundEd Five-Day Standards Institute™
At the Standards Institute™, we dug into the standards. We discussed focus, coherence, and rigor and evaluated each by looking at the IM K–12 Math™ curriculum. However, this work was not just focused on standards alignment, there was a deeper “why” to this work. For me, this energy powered me through a week of work and reflection.
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Pivot Learning agrees to a merger with plans to grow nationwide
Pivot Learning, an Oakland-based national nonprofit that works with over 100 California districts on improving classroom instruction in literacy and math, announced this week it is merging with UnboundEd, a national nonprofit that does complementary school improvement work.
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Building Math Momentum By High School: Tips for Reporting on Math
Debates about reading instruction tend to make headlines, but here’s why journalists shouldn’t overlook math.
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Learning the Right Way to Struggle
Several common educational strategies lean into the idea that, in the classroom, challenge is something to embrace.
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WCCUSD educators explore equity-focused instruction at Standards Institute
The national conference brings together hundreds of K-12 educators and instructional leaders to examine how education equity is driven by the delivery of high-quality curriculum and instruction.
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Ep 97: Going GLEAM with Lacey Robinson and Andrea Hancock
In this episode, we chat with our friends at UnboundEd about Going GLEAM. Lacey Robinson and Andrea Hancock share the GLEAM process - grade-level, engaging, affirming, and meaningful - and ways that educators can feel empowered to lead from their seat.
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Science of Reading: The Podcast -S5-E1: The right to read: Lacey Robinson
In this episode, host Susan Lambert is joined by Lacey Robinson, Chief Executive Officer of UnboundEd. Robinson opens the podcast by telling her personal story of learning to read, discussing those who influenced her, and sharing how literacy empowered her to pursue education reform.
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Citizen Ed - Teacher Development, Curriculum and the Development of Black Students
Brandon White joins Chris and Sharif to discuss his work at UnBoundEd in teacher development, content expertise, and the vital role of great curricula in developing Black students and teachers.
Watch on the Citizen Ed YouTube channel
Monterey Peninsula Unified School District to address inequities in math
Over the next three years, Monterey Peninsula Unified hopes to create more equitable access to high-quality math curriculum at the middle school level.
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Melissa and Lori Love Literacy - Ep. 79: What Does Equitable ELA Instruction Require?
In this episode we talked with UnboundED’s Brandon White and Alice Wiggins about the Equitable ELA Instruction Concept Paper.
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Twenty years of Open Educational Resources: Building robust networks for innovation
This year marks a milestone for Open Educational Resources (OER)—20 years of investment and commitment to an idea that grew into a field.
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Science of Reading: The Podcast - S3-02. Deconstructing the Rope: Word Recognition with Alice Wiggins
Join Alice Wiggins, Vice President of Instructional Design and Products at UnboundEd, as she unwinds word recognition, a strand of Scarborough’s Reading Rope.
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My Life, My Purpose: Reimagining Teaching
"Sometimes, you don’t have to search for your purpose because it has always been a part of your life story."
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Professional Learning and Free Resources for Disrupting Systemic Racism
UnboundEd, a Carnegie Corporation of New York grantee, works to disrupt systemic racism in school systems...
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Ep. 11- How Teaching with an Anti-racist Lens Can Improve Student Outcomes
In this episode, we talk with Lacey Robinson, and her life’s work aims to eradicate a student provision gap still predictable by race.
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The Undoing of Systemic Inequities in Instruction
Lacey Robinson, President and Chief Executive Officer of UnboundEd, discusses how COVID-19 has exposed the unhinged, weathered, and tattered door to our school systems’ existing inequities.
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PRESS RELEASE: Stockton USD partners with nonprofits, Pivot Learning and UnboundEd
Stockton Unified School District partners with nonprofits, Pivot Learning and UnboundEd, to launch new grant-funded curriculum, instruction, and professional learning improvement project
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Impact in Education with Lacey Robinson
One Sharpens Another’s “Impact in Education” podcast interview with Lacey Robinson.
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IBM Foundation and National Center for Learning Disabilities Release Watson-Enabled Tool for Teachers
Teachers Advisor has been trained in machine learning by math experts at non-profit UnboundEd to better understand math terminology.
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