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Direct linkPrado Tuma, Andrea; Zuo, George; Eagan, Joshua; Kaufman, Julia H.; Doan, Sy; Lee, Sabrina; Suryavanshi, Aarya – RAND Corporation, 2022
Past research suggests that it is common for teachers to draw on multiple instructional materials even when their school or district recommends, requires, or provides them with a specific curriculum. While teachers likely draw on a variety of resources to address changing and diverse student needs, studies show that teacher-selected materials can…
Descriptors: Elementary Secondary Education, Language Arts, Mathematics Education, Instructional Materials
