23MACISGW2 | Evidence of Curricular Materials' Alignment and Quality
Federal opportunity from DOE02148 - Department of Elementary and Secondary Education • Department of Elementary and Secondary Education. Place of performance: MA. Response deadline: Aug 31, 2027. Industry: NAICS UNSPSC 86-13-00.
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To determine the extent to which various sets of curricular materials meet Massachusetts expectations for teaching and learning, DESE will be convening panels of educators to review available evidence on materials' alignment to Massachusetts learning standards and their efficacy in implementation. This no-cost Master Agreement invites curriculum publishers to submit information about their products for the panels to review.
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The Department of Elementary and Secondary Education is seeking to assess the alignment of various curricular materials to Massachusetts academic standards. This initiative is part of a no-cost Master Agreement that encourages curriculum publishers to provide evidence for panel reviews aimed at evaluating both alignment and implementation efficacy. The response deadline is set for August 31, 2027, offering ample time for detailed submissions.
DESE aims to convene educator panels to analyze curricular materials for alignment with Massachusetts learning standards and assess their effectiveness in educational settings.
- Gather evidence from curriculum publishers regarding their materials
- Define evaluation criteria based on Massachusetts learning standards
- Convene panels of educators for review sessions
- Compile findings and recommendations for DESE
- Product descriptions highlighting alignment to Massachusetts standards
- Evidence of implementation success or case studies
- Documentation supporting product efficacy
- Contact information for follow-up inquiries
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- Specific evaluative criteria for curricular materials
- Details on the composition of educator panels
- Mechanics of the submission process
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