Chalk - Chalk provides a single system to ensure that your curriculum, instruction, and assessment are integrated with one another and tied back to the relevant standards. By creating an integrated system, you can use data-driven insights to understand what is working well, what isn’t, and why. This system will integrate our establish curriculum with all our resources and allow for continuous improvement.

Implementation Strategies - This will help guide our work in our Professional Learning Communities and make substantive change that lasts to our curricula and supporting resources.

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Place to get stated - Guide to Getting Started with Chalk

NJCTL - The New Jersey Center for Teaching and Learning has their entire course curriculum available online for free to verified teachers that can be utilized in your classrooms. This is a valuable resource both in-person with your students and virtually. Courses are complete with PowerPoint Presentations, worksheets, quizzes, and assumptive tests. The subjects available are Mathematics, Science, ELA, and Computer Science.

Implementation Strategy - These lesson can be immediately used in hybrid and remote settings.

Register here: https://njctl.org/accounts/register/

Registration typically takes on business day.

Course Launch page: https://njctl.org/materials/categories/

Accounts are managed by NJCTL. Additional software may be needed for SMARTNotebook files. Submit a ticket to Technology Department for assistance if needed here.

CK-12.org - CK-12 will provide open-source content and technology tools to help teachers provide learning for students in a global world. Free access to high-quality, customizable educational content in multiple modalities suited to multiple student learning styles, levels, resources and use content acceptance will allow teachers, students and others to innovate and experiment with new models and modalities of learning.

Implementation Strategies - This content integrates beautifully with Google Classroom. Teachers can craft assignments that are already aligned to the standards and monitor progress as well as provide feedback. This free platform is also able to be used as a textbook replacement, and is far more adaptable and interactive than most textbooks on the market.

Place to get started - https://www.youtube.com/playlist?list=PLhWx3LZhlpsfKhfOMg3kwRNKfGWdwvHnR

Self-Paced Certification Program

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SAVVAS Realize - SAVVAS (formerly Pearson) has made some fantastic updates to their virtual access content. If your school has purchased available resources for your content area this is a great platform to manage learning and assign tasks.

Implementation Strategies - Sync your Google Classroom and then add the classes in SAVVAS that have digital content available to you. Then you are ready to go and can assign work right in SAVVAS that gets automatically added to your Google Classroom profile.

Place to get started - Social Studies - Literacy -

You should have received an invite link from SAVVAS, if not please reach out to District Supervisor Katherine Dennison at dennisonk@mcmsnj.net

Calc-Medic - This is a free resource dedicated to putting quality lessons together for PreCalculus up through Calculus BC. They have not only excellent classroom tasks but the complete lesson plans and resources that go along with it. Check it out if you teach one of those math courses!

Implementation Strategies - Ready-to-use lessons that can be used "tomorrow" complete with teacher guides and supporting resources.

https://www.calc-medic.com/

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DQME - Developing Quality in Mathematics Education. a resource of 4,650 original, stimulating and motivating math problems/worksheets/applications developed and written by teachers and tested and retested in schools in 11 countries in 10 languages (funded by the European Union).

Implementation Strategies - The materials are classified in topics, age group and language and can be freely downloaded and used immediately.

https://directorymathsed.net/dqme/

This is a free resource but you must register your email for access.