Search This Blog
Recent Posts
Hating interactive whiteboards
Rhee: In her own words
7 College admissions myths
Top college rankings vs. endowments
Newbery winner: How author was discovered
Entries By Category
About This Blog
Accountability
Arts Education
Bullying
Civics Education
College Admissions
College Costs
College Courses
College Life
Community Colleges
D.C. Schools
Daniel Willingham
David Berliner
Debra Viadero
Donalyn Miller
Early Childhood
Education Secretary Duncan
Fairfax County Public Schools
Grades
Guest Bloggers
Health
Henry Broaddus
High School
Higher Education
History
Homework
Intelligence
James Blasingame
Learning
Learning Disabilities
Marion Brady
Math
Middle School
Montgomery County Public Schools
National Standards
No Child Left Behind
Parents
Private Schools
Race to the Top
Reading
SAT and ACT
Special Education
Standardized Tests
Stephen Joel Trachtenberg
Student Life
Talking Out of School
Teachers
Technology
The Brain
The Group
The Lists
University of Maryland
Writing
Full Category Archive
Entries By Date
Full Weekly Archive
Subscribe
Select ...
RSS Feed
http://my.msn.com/addtomymsn.armx?id=rss&ut=http://voi
Allison Burrell on 10 Oct 13Newsela builds close reading and critical thinking skills. Give your students a new way to climb the staircase of nonfiction reading comprehension, from fourth grade to college-ready. Newsela automatically gives each student the version of an article that's just right for his or her reading ability. And an easier or harder version of each article is just a click away. Articles are accompanied by Common Core-aligned quizzes to provide quick and powerful feedback. You'll always know whether your students are on track and where they're falling short. We know teachers' time is precious. Newsela makes it easy to assign articles, review student quizzes and track Common Core mastery.