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Feedback and Revision

Find resources for using meaningful feedback and revision to strengthen student learning and improve student work. Explore instructional strategies, assessment tools, and classroom practices that help educators provide actionable feedback and give students opportunities to reflect, revise, and grow.

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How To Teach Scary Story Writing for Halloween and Beyond

Newsela Wins 2026 CODiE Awards for Balanced Assessment by Formative and Newsela Social Studies

"Two female students, one using a laptop and the other observing, are seated at a desk with an orange experiment setup. The image depicts collaborative learning and a hands-on science project in a classroom setting, perfect for a blog post on the scientifi

How To Teach Students the 7 Steps of the Scientific Method

Two young boys reading a book together

Help Students Master ELA Skills In Any Grade Band

Publishing and Writing for Students: A Classroom Guide

Publishing and Writing for Students: A Classroom Guide

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Explain What Revising in Writing Is to Students