​​​​​​​Integrated Instructional Supports for All Students provides resources for students, families, and teachers curated and developed by our Curriculum and Instruction​ Content Integration Specialists. A dedicated team member in each content area works with our Special Education Services and Supports to inform and coordinate efforts as we strive to educate the Whole Child​. ​

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​​Content Integration Page and Resource Navigation Tutorial

• This​ video​, created by all for 4 content integration specialists, helps to navigate and use the resources on this page. The powerpoint used in the video can be found here and includes links to resources​. The playlist to all tutorial can be found here. 

Integrated Lessons Presentations and Resources: 

• ​Reaching for success: How Thoughtful Planning of Integrated Lessons Help Students Achieve Success Part 1
• Part 1 Presentation Slides
  
• Reaching for Success: Exploring Integration Through a Lesson Part 2. Integrating lessons begins with purposeful planning to create contextualized learning for all students. The GaDOE Content Integration Specialists discuss planning and implementing lessons that integrate​ multiple content areas. This professional learning includes strategies for aligning content standards in meaningful ways, strategies for implementing lessons and ac​tivities to make the learning engaging as seen in the “Supporting Students with Disabilities with Distance Learning" document (link below)​.
• Part 2 Presentation Slides
  

• Supporting Students with Disabilitie​s ​with Remote Learning - Revised Sep 2020: The Content Integration Specialists have developed integrated choice board mini tasks aligned to the Georgia Standards of Excellence in K-5 English Language Arts, Mathematics, Scie​nce, and Social Studies. Each​ grade level includes low tech or no tech tasks and activities meant to engage students and families in purposeful integration of the content. ​

• Virtual Supports for Struggling Learners
  

• Acc​essibility Resources for Teachers While Planning Virtual Learning​: This pdf doc is the companion resource for the video entitled,Virtual Supports for Struggling Learners. ​​​In the video and accompanying document, the Content Integration Specialists review virtual supports for students in English Language Arts, Mathematics, Science, and Social Studies.   ​

Content Professional Learning

• Science Professional Learning and Resources: 

• ​Online Learning Catalog
• Recorded Webinar: Leveraging Technology to Support Struggling Students in Science​
  

• ELA Professional Learning​ and Resources:

• ​​​​​Science of Reading: A Yearlong Professional Development Journey

• ​​Dyslexia
  

• ​Recorded Webinar: Promoting Academic Language for Secondary Learners
  

• ​Mathematics Professional Learning and Resources:
  

• ​Virtual Mathematics Professional Learning Catalogue

• ​​Georgia​​ Mathematics Strategies Toolkit to Address Learner Variability for Grades K-5​

• ​Georgia Mathematics Strategies Toolkit to Address Learner Variability for Grades 6-8​
  

• Geor​​gia Mathematics Strategies Toolkit to ​Address Learner Variability for High School​

• Implementing Specially Designed Instruction: 8 Effective Mathematics Teaching Practices (pdf) ​​
  

• Georgia Numeracy Project Playlist​​
  

• ​GNP professional learning to support students with disabilities and students who may struggle. Interactive Recording Day 1; Interactive Recording Day 2 
  

• Access resources to implement components of the Georgia Numeracy Project: Overview Doc​ument​ to find resources for virtual and in-person administration. ​
  

• The Georgia Numeracy Project is research based: Project Overview Video
  

​Georgia Home Classroom​

GaDOE's division of Curriculum & Instruction teamed up with Georgia Public Broadcasting to develop Georgia Home Classroom​. These statewide resources are linked to Georgia Standards of Excellence and GPB online/broadcast resources.​

• Get​ting Ready f​or ​K-3rd Guides
  

• New! Get Georgia Reading At Home has expanded the Getting Ready Guides to include ​​activities for parents and caregivers to do with students at home. ​
  

• As part of Georgia Home Classroom, the Georgia Department of Education (GaDOE) has identified key skills for children ​getting ready for kindergarten through third grade. These skills will help families understand what children have already learned and can expect to learn when they get back to school.

• ​The Getting Ready Guides are available in English and Spanish to view and download.  For activities ideas to practice the skills, go to https://www.gpb.org/education/learn/getting-ready
  

Content Pages/Additional Resources

​English Language Arts

​​Literacy/L4GA​

​​Mathematics​

​Science

​​Social Studies 

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