Formative really helps me to work backwards in designing the curriculum. I know what the goal is, I can see where students are at on standards achievement, so I know exactly what I need to teach to fill the gaps.

Newsela enhances my instruction in many ways. I use it to provide additional information on the topics we are studying. Newsela is truly one of my favorite resources.

Formative is a teacher AND student friendly platform! The tools for assessment and lesson creation are created to not take up too much of teachers' time. There are also so many tools that support integrity in learning. I LOVE Formative in my classroom!

With Newsela Social Studies, I no longer hear complaints [about curricular gaps] from teachers. They’re able to find the content that they need to engage our students and differentiate the texts so they can have rich conversations.

It’s always important to integrate reading and interdisciplinary literacy into lessons, but science is a completely different ballgame. I just can’t wait to streamline the process [with Newsela STEM].

The big selling point for teachers was that all [Newsela Writing] assignments were aligned to the same rubric used in our state testing. That meant [students] were getting feedback on that rubric and getting valuable writing practice consistently throughout the school year.

Formative really helps me to work backwards in designing the curriculum. I know what the goal is, I can see where students are at on standards achievement, so I know exactly what I need to teach to fill the gaps.

Newsela enhances my instruction in many ways. I use it to provide additional information on the topics we are studying. Newsela is truly one of my favorite resources.

Formative is a teacher AND student friendly platform! The tools for assessment and lesson creation are created to not take up too much of teachers' time. There are also so many tools that support integrity in learning. I LOVE Formative in my classroom!

With Newsela Social Studies, I no longer hear complaints [about curricular gaps] from teachers. They’re able to find the content that they need to engage our students and differentiate the texts so they can have rich conversations.

It’s always important to integrate reading and interdisciplinary literacy into lessons, but science is a completely different ballgame. I just can’t wait to streamline the process [with Newsela STEM].

The big selling point for teachers was that all [Newsela Writing] assignments were aligned to the same rubric used in our state testing. That meant [students] were getting feedback on that rubric and getting valuable writing practice consistently throughout the school year.