curricula

A combination assessment tool and guide for teaching identifies the literacy goals appropriate to grades PreK-eight and offers tools to help analyze students' strengths and identify areas needing teaching support.

Provides K-12 teachers guidance on how to meet the Common Core State Standards in English Language Arts, with strategies on how to design lessons and units, and discusses how to approach the standards for curriculum development.

Lists over one thousand majors at 3,600 accredited colleges and universities in the United States for degree levels from associate to PhD, and includes descriptions of two hundred of the most popular undergraduate majors.

A resource for educators on teaching literacy in history, social studies, science, and techincal subjects based on the Common Core English Language Arts Standards.

A guide to choosing a college major, offering strategies for building personal success tools, assessing interests and talents, and obtaining internships; reviewing most common majors and their coursework requirements; and looking at employment trends.

Middle-level students have important emotional, social, intellectual, and physical needs that set them apart from elementary or high school students. Middle-level educators are often looking for ways to meet these needs while addressing the academic requirements. The "middle school concept" places a premium on the development of the affective needs as well as the intellectual needs of early adolescents.