To begin, teacher leaders developed the curriculum map. Once those were complete they developed the instructional plans that would be used by teachers.

At the beginning of every academic year, there is an opportunity for reflection and curriculum adjustments. As schools review their curriculum, teaching practices, and student outcomes from the year, consider...

We’re happy to announce new updates to our implementation of the 2023 New Jersey Student Learning Standards for Mathematics (NJSLS-M) on Atlas! Here’s what’s new. Mathematics Course Frameworks and Content...

Planning for an upcoming school year is a bit like planning to embark on an oceanic voyage. You may be facing a headwind with regards to your school’s curriculum process....

Mapping elementary English Language Arts (ELA) curriculum effectively is essential for building a coherent and engaging learning experience. In Atlas, there are two main strategies that educators can use to...

The Atlas team is thrilled to announce a powerful new integration with AssessPrep, designed to help schools elevate their curriculum management process through data-driven insights. This new integration allows educators...

I want to dive into a topic that’s both essential and, at times, misunderstood: differentiation. Let’s clear the air right from the start about what differentiation is not. It’s not...

Regardless of the specific framework or approach a team uses or whether or not it is formerly called a “PLC”, many schools encourage ongoing team dialogue, where educators discuss academic...

Hands On, Mind On Tell me, I forget. Show me, I remember. Involve me, I understand.~ Ancient Chinese Proverb What are Total Participation Techniques? Presida and William Himmele state, “A...