All AVID Open Access Classroom Resources

Explore an introduction to accelerated learning, including the dangers of a deficit mindset and the need to accelerate rather than remediate.

Join us to explore the power of game-based learning and discover how video games can be used to teach core concepts, while promoting critical thinking and problem-solving.

In this week’s episode, we explore computational thinking and begin helping teachers unpack the concept for application in the classroom to help build students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

Find resources to help you teach music, including websites that feature music theory, virtual instruments, and lesson planning ideas.

Find resources to help students learn the music creation process, from writing and composing through recording and production.

Find resources to help students learn an instrument, find music to play or study, and both respond and reflect on musical performances.

Find resources to help students discover, explore, and access a variety of music types and genres.

Explore strategies that you can use to effectively and efficiently integrate online music tools into your lessons and virtual classroom.

Help students learn about pattern recognition and how it helps solve problems.

In this week’s episode, we explore computational thinking and begin helping teachers unpack the concept for application in the classroom to help build students’ critical thinking and problem-solving skills.

This week, our guest is Dr. Ellen Dorr, Chief Technology Officer, from Renton Unified School District in Renton, Washington. Join the team as we explore how the technology team has supported students, teachers, and their families navigate the challenges of the pandemic with empathy and understanding.

Use digital tools and strategies to make reading instruction more engaging, efficient, and effective.

Expand student access to reading materials through e-Books, virtual libraries, and digital collections.

Leverage leveled reading websites to effectively and efficiently differentiate for different student reading levels, scaffold reading development, and make academic content accessible.

Discover online resources to help plan and teach lessons about literature.