Newsela’s guide to complementing your curriculum

A guide to complementing your curriculum: 6 common gaps in core materials and how to fill them

Newsela is committed to helping district leaders be thoughtful about the materials used for instruction and complementing gaps in their existing core resources. In this guide, learn about the six common gaps in core materials and how to fill them.

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Learn about the most commonly reported gaps in core materials (and the risks of leaving them unfilled)

Identify which gaps your district may have, and how other administrators around the country have addressed them

See how Newsela can help you achieve complete content coverage by complementing your core materials

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Administrators acknowledge that even the best core materials have some gaps. 3 out of 5 administrators agree that their core ELA & Social Studies resources have critical gaps that must be covered by supplemental resources.

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