Instructional Practice

Instructional Practice

We help districts identify and develop the specific instructional skills their teachers need — whether that means supporting new teachers finding their footing, experienced teachers refining their craft, or entire teams getting stronger at using literacy skills and standards-aligned instruction.

Why Instructional Practice

The skills that move classrooms

Strong instruction does not happen by chance. It comes from knowing which skills matter most and building them intentionally. We work with districts to focus professional learning on the instructional practices that have the highest impact on student outcomes — then we help teachers develop those skills through coaching, practice, and feedback.

99%

teacher satisfaction rating

15,850

teachers trained

Outcomes

Focused growth, not one-size-fits-all PD.

Targeted support for the instructional skills that matter most in your classrooms.

Instructional Practice proof point 1

Priority skills identification

We help you identify the small number of instructional skills that will have the biggest impact on student learning in your context — so coaching and PD have a clear focus.

Instructional Practice proof point 2

Differentiated teacher support

New teachers, experienced teachers, and teachers in transition need different things. Our approach matches the support to where each teacher is, so no one gets a generic PD experience.

Instructional Practice proof point 3

Writing and standards-aligned instruction

Focused professional learning on the instructional practices districts ask about most — including literacy skills and teaching to standards with depth and clarity.

Impact

What districts see when instruction improves

When teachers get better at the skills that matter most, students respond.

96%

average curriculum support efficacy

70%

increase in student engagement with curriculum materials

35%

growth in curriculum implementation

Testimonials

“I am an Edu20/20 success story. At the beginning of the year about 70/75 of our students were non-writers for extended responses and we taught students the strategies, 74/75 were writers for extended responses. This has changed our classrooms. 100/10 recommend. There are so many good things to say. You can’t even put it into words.”
Katie Rieger Teacher

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