EALA

Resource Format: Resource Compilation

  • Youth Action Project Resources

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    Youth-led pilot projects demonstrate the power of community-connected learning to help students navigate their futures with confidence and purpose. Centering student voice and storytelling, these initiatives show how education can evolve when youth are trusted as change-makers and supported with care.

  • The Science of Reading and Dual Language Education: Supporting Multilingual Learners’ Language and Literacy Development

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    This report reviews the state of the science and the state level policy on the Science of Reading (SOR) as it applies to emergent bilingual children, or those in early childhood learning two languages at the same time (dual language learners), or those in K-12 learning English as a second language (English Learners).

  • DDRC – How to Access Services

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    DDRC is dedicated to helping individuals with intellectual and developmental disabilities discover their potential and live meaningful, fulfilling lives. Getting the right support shouldn’t be complicated, and DDRC is here to help.

  • Principal Support Framework

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    The Principal Support Framework is a tool to support central office leaders working to center the student experience and to address education inequity. This framework provides system leaders with a student-centered vision for growing equity leadership practices in partnership with school leaders.

  • How the Special Education Teacher Shortage Affects Students with LD, and What to Do About it

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    The ongoing shortage of special education teachers severely limits students with learning disabilities’ access to essential, individualized instruction and services, sometimes resulting in unqualified personnel or service delays. Resolving this requires multi-faceted approaches.

  • Teacher Shortages by Subjects Across States

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    Districts and schools across the nation struggle with persistent teacher shortages. These shortages affect all types of districts, from rural to urban, and all states small to large. Every year, states report data to the U.S. Department of Education on state teacher shortages.

  • QED All Kinds of Minds Learning Library

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    Provides insights into the learning challenges that students face. Take a close look at the skills that must be mastered, the neurodevelopmental factors that may influence students’ success, and common obstacles that students may encounter on the road to mastery

  • QED Parent Toolkit

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    QED’s Parent Toolkit is designed to provide parents, caregivers, and educators with a better understanding of the science of learning

  • College Readiness Toolkit

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    This toolkit has guidance for teens (along with a section for parents) on how to get a good start in college and deal with some of these challenges during this critical period of building independence.

  • Assistive Technology Resource Guide

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    This guide helps school teams understand how to review, choose, and document tools and devices that support students’ learning. It explains what these tools are, how to decide if they are needed, options for funding, and how to include them in an IEP.