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WHAT DOES IT TAKE TO < STRONG >IMPLEMENTSTRONG > A STRONG CURRICULUM EFFECTIVELY? PART 2: WHAT HAPPENS IN DISTRICTS AND SCHOOLS WHERE NEW INSTRUCTIONAL MATERIALS LEAD TO GREATER STUDENT LEARNING?TABLE OF CONTENTS1. Executive Summary p. 32. Curriculum Implementation Snapshots p. 5 3. Background p. 7 4. Framework p. 115. Toolkits p. 17 6. Conclusion p. 207. Appendix p. 222 EXECUTIVE SUMMARYOur schools are full of children with amazing potential. As our schools become more diverse than ever before, we depend on our teachers to deliver creative and rigorous lessons that reach all students. But, getting kids excited about learning, especially when they all have different strengths and needs, is hard work, and too often we ask teachers to do it all on their own.

EngageNY website also housed by UnboundEd – set a new bar and vision for what quality materials can look like. Multiple proprietary and open source options, reflecting a variety of pedagogies, are now available to schools and districts. While there were times when textbooks felt like a square peg in a round hole and minimally useful,

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