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Developing Effective Fractions Instruction for Kindergarten Through 8th Grade
This practice guide presents five recommendations intended to help educators improve students’ understanding of fractions. Recommendations include strategies to develop young children’s understanding of early fraction concepts and ideas for helping older children understand the meaning of fractions and the computations involved. The guide also highlights ways to build on students’ existing strategies to solve problems involving ratios, rates, and proportions.

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Recent events have increased interest in district policies relating to student substance use and whether they best serve the needs of their communities and students. . . .MORE

Application Information - Summer Research Training Institute: Cluster-Randomized Trials
The National Center for Education Research, within the Institute of Education Sciences, is pleased to announce its sixth Summer Research Training Institute on Cluster-Randomized Trials. . . .MORE

REL Technical Brief Examines how Prepared Texas Students are for College-Level Reading
Many students graduate from high school unprepared for the rigorous reading required in entry-level college and career work. . . .MORE

English Language Proficiency Levels of Limited-English-Proficient Students in Idaho
This study, English language proficiency levels of limited-English-proficient students in Idaho, examines statewide results on the Idaho English Language Assessment (IELA), the federally mandated annual assessment Idaho administers to all limited-English-proficient (LEP) students. . . .MORE