The University of the State of New York Regents Research Fund
For Support In Optimizing The Quality And Delivery Of Common Core Support And Materials
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Amount$200,000
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Program
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Date Awarded11/30/2011
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Term9 Months
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Type of SupportProject
Strategies
Overview
The Regents Research Fund requests support to improve the quality of, and educators’ engagement with, Common Core implementation tools and curricular resources. This project will explore the design and expansion of the Engageny.org teacher support website to improve the implementation of the new Common Core State Standards across the state for up to 200,000 teachers.
About the Grantee
Grantee Website
nysed.gov
Address
State Education Building Room 125, Albany, NY, 12234, United States
Grants to this Grantee
for optimizing the quality and delivery of Common Core support and materials
The Fund is the research and analysis arm of the New York Education Department. Funding for this continuing project would expand its EngageNY.org website to help as many as 200,000 teachers improve their implementation of Common Core standards and improve the quality of assessments. This would bolster our work on testing and teaching for deeper learning.
for optimizing the quality and delivery of Common Core support and materials
The Regents Research Fund requests support to continue its work to improve the quality of, and educators’ engagement with, Common Core implementation tools and curricular resources for deeper learning. This project would expand the EngageNY.org teacher support website to improve implementation of Common Core standards across New York for up to 200,000 teachers.
for support in optimizing the quality and delivery of Common Core support and materials
The Regents Research Fund requests support to improve the quality of, and educators’ engagement with, Common Core implementation tools and curricular resources. This project will explore the design and expansion of the Engageny.org teacher support website to improve the implementation of the new Common Core State Standards across the state for up to 200,000 teachers.
