Sept. 10 - Boosting metacognitive skills | How one district improved literacy

From struggling readers to strong learners: How one district turned the page; Approaching facility management like a math teacher: Melissa Dallenbach; 5 takeaways from another round of disappointing NAEP results

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Sept. 10, 2025 | This week’s curriculum news for K-12 leaders

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How to help students build metacognitive skills

Teaching these skills doesn’t require an entire day for a deep dive — it’s about making small tweaks in everyday learning, says one expert.

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From struggling readers to strong learners: How one district turned the page

A literacy-first mindset can turn around reading scores — and school culture, write two Indiana school administrators.

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Approaching facility management like a math teacher: Melissa Dallenbach

Breaking down problems into their component parts works whether you’re solving an algebraic equation or getting the water heater to work, says a baseball stadium operations manager.

5 takeaways from another round of disappointing NAEP results

The 8th grade science and 12th grade math and reading results sparked concern — along with possible solutions — from assessment experts.

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