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Seven Districts, Three State Firsts: Districts Nationwide Adopt Inquiry by Design’s ELA Curriculum

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The Classroom Is a Thinking Space: What Gets Lost When Learning Gets Siloed

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A book with fanned pages stands open beside a slim laptop, their spines and screens touching, symbolizing the connection between traditional books and modern technology in the realm of English Language Arts.

What Happened When We Outsourced Teaching to Platforms, and How We Take it Back

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A Teacher’s Journey with High-quality Instructional Materials

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When More Isn’t Better: Strategic ELA Curriculum Design for Equity and Excellence

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Suffern Central Pilots Inquiry by Design’s English and Spanish Language Arts for Grades 9 and 10

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Inquiry by Design’s Curriculum Meets Equity-based California Social Content Standards

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Seattle Public Schools Adopts Inquiry by Design’s ELA Curriculum for Grades 6-8

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A colorful, abstract outline of the state of Utah, filled with blue, green, and yellow block patterns, featuring a large yellow checkmark and a circular seal at its center.

Utah State Board of Education recommends Inquiry By Design’s English language arts curriculum for grades 6-12

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graphic featuring the outline of the state of Oregon. Overlaid on the map are three stacked books representing curriculum materials: a large gray binder or book labeled "Inquiry By Design," a smaller teal book labeled "English Language Arts Program," and a purple book labeled "Secondary Spanish Language Arts Curriculum."

Two Oregon school districts, Hillsboro and Reynolds, adopt Inquiry By Design’s language arts curriculum

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