Open Up Resources Blog

The Shifting Landscape of Teaching and Learning Geometry

The word geometry literally means “measuring the earth.” Anciently, rope stretchers surveyed the land using knotted ropes. When the rope....

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Learning in the Digital World: Self-Paced Professional Learning for Teachers by Teachers

OUR’s new interactive, community-driven, on-demand, professional learning courses support educators just in time as they navigate new....

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Diana Rhea Selected As National Teacher Of The Month For September 2022

Diana Rhea, a 6th grade teacher at East Hills Middle School (AR), has been named the Open Up Resources Teacher of the Month for September....

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OUR Odell High School Literacy Program Rated “All-Green” by EdReports

Open Up Resources’ high school ELA curriculum offering – Odell Education High School Learning Program (HSLP) – has received the highest....

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NEWS: Open Up Resources Announces Appointment of Jason Isaacs as CEO

After serving as Chief Revenue Officer, Isaacs becomes first Black CEO of Open Up Resources.

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Connect with Open Up Resources at NCSM 2022

The 54th NCSM Annual Conference will be kicking off this year on September 26-28 in Anaheim, California.

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Connect with Open Up Resources at NCTM 2022

The NCTM 2022 Annual Meeting & Exposition will be kicking off this year on September 28 through October 1 in Los Angeles.

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Unlock K—5 Literacy with the Science of Reading

Early literacy education sets the foundation for lifelong learning. Every educator wants to support their students with high-quality....

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Linda Zdenek Soriano Selected as National Teacher of the Month for August 2022

Linda Zdenek Soriano, a 2nd Grade Teacher at Langtree Charter Academy (NC), has been named the Open Up Resources Teacher of the Month for....

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Madison Metropolitan School District (MMSD) Deploying Digital ELA Curriculum to 31 Schools

Originally published 6/29/22 on THE Journal by David Nagel

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