EdReports Offers New Reports Center for Evaluation of Math, Science and ELA Materials

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At EdReports, we know that instructional materials make a difference for students. What is chosen matters. That’s why we’re thrilled to introduce our new Reports Center designed to make finding information about K-12 math, science, and ELA materials easier and more accessible.

Before the pandemic reached our shores, EdReports had already been deeply examining the user experience of visitors to our website. But the need for a more robust and responsive online experience was amplified as states and districts began investing federal stimulus dollars into new instructional materials as a means to accelerate learning for students.

For that reason, our journey to reimagine EdReports.org is starting with a fresh new take on our Reports Center. After speaking with active users of our website and those involved in selecting materials, we heard loud and clear that educators need more ways to drill down into key standards. They wanted more options when comparing materials, and they were interested in seeing a wider variety of indicators of quality, such as how a program addresses technology or supports teachers and students to use the materials.

These options are now available for nearly a thousand free reviews of comprehensive math, English language arts, and science products.

And this is just the beginning. You can expect new and exciting features to premier throughout the year that better connect the data in our comprehensive reviews to the plethora of hands-on resources we’ve created to support educators striving to help every student learn and grow.

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David Keech
Author: David Keech

David Keech is a retired teacher and works as a sportswriter, sports official and as an educational consultant. He has reported on amateur sports since 2011, known as 'KeechDaVoice.' David can be reached at [email protected]