Kailey Rhodes
As a middle school teacher, Kailey Rhodes is passionate about educational solutions that keep students at the forefront of their learning experience. She has taken this passion beyond the classroom, having authored and piloted various curricula and led webinars on both education technology as well as pedagogical hotspots such as curriculum development, esports in K12, and how to (really) teach grammar. Kailey teaches sixth grade mathematics at Northwest Academy in Portland, Oregon, where students spend just as much time in academic subjects as in arts classes.Posts by author
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MAP Growth + HMH: Integrated for student success
Fully integrated assessment and curriculum is no longer a “nice-to-have,” but an essential tool to help every teacher meet the increasingly diverse learning needs of students across every tier of instruction.
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How to build a balanced assessment system
A coherent approach to assessment practices can streamline decision-making and improve learning. One way to achieve this coherence is by developing a balanced assessment system.
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Universal screening 101
A universal screener is an assessment given uniformly to a class, school, or district for the purpose of identifying when students might not be ready for the general education curriculum or would benefit from more challenging material.