Digital Curriculum and Tools

To ensure that all students receive high-quality remote instruction, schools benefit from a curriculum that is digital. Having a digital curriculum creates a foundation for strong remote instruction and provides teachers with instructional materials that support both synchronous and asynchronous learning. Curricular options have varying degrees of digital accessibility. The degree of digital accessibility directly correlates to the amount of time needed to support digital conversion and how interactive instructional materials are for students. Supplemental Resources must be paired with a digital curricular resource and should not be used alone.

• NYC Department of Education Guidance on Continuous Improvement for Remote or Blended Learning

• NYC Department of Education Remote Teaching Guide to Enhance Instruction and Student Engagement

• Teaching Matters Home Activities

• NYTimes The Learning Network: Supplemental Resources for Teachers