Mastery Pathways Training: Curriculum Resources: Home

A collection of lessons designed by master educators, sorted by Common Core Standard.

MUST LOGIN TO CANVAS TO VIEW. Canvas Commons allows teachers to share course content, allowing them to upload courses, assignments and more.

You now have access to 1000+ high quality lessons, videos, practice sheets and much more. By the way, you can share lessons with your students quickly (no student accounts required). Just go to a lesson and click on "Quick assign"!

This platform lets you create playlists, but it's also a great place to search for others' resources. LessonPaths' online learning platform allows anyone with a passion for what they do to curate websites, videos, blogs, and more into Learning Playlists. So instead of searching alone, people all around the world can work together to show off what they know and learn from each other.

Search for K-12 Assessments, Homework, Videos, Lesson Plans for use in educational playlists.

Sophia makes it easier than ever to flip your classroom with our free teacher tools for blended learning. Transform your classroom into an active learning environment with our groups, quizzes, and tutorials features. You can also track student progress every step of the way with our data and analytics.

Another platform that allows teachers to create playlists. You can search for other educators' resources.

A detailed training guide on how to use Mastery Paths.

MasteryPaths is based on differentiated assignments, which allows assignments to be assigned to different users and sections. With MasteryPaths, assignments are differentiated to individual students automatically and no additional work is required aside from grading student assignments as usual. After the initial assignment has been graded (either manually or automatically), the student’s score designates which conditional items(s) will be assigned as a learning path.

Created by Canvas, this video provides a quick tutorial for using Mastery Paths.

Modules allow instructors to organize content to help control the flow of the course. Modules are used to organize course content by weeks, units, or a different organizational structure. Modules essentially create a one-directional linear flow of what students should do in a course.

This help document outlines how you can import resources (including entire courses) into your Canvas course. You will need to complete this step in August once your Canvas courses are created.

This help guide shows you how to upload your course to Canvas. You will need to do this once you are ready to upload your course.

This resource explains how you can use a CSV to upload grades into the gradebook. Could be helpful for uploading Illuminate quizzes into Canvas for use with Mastery Paths.

The Commons allows teachers to access content from other teachers across the country for use in their course. You can also share your own content to the commons so you can add it to a different course.

This google doc includes curated links to Canvas training most relevant for Capital City teachers.

Use this Google Spreadsheets work around to make bulk changes to your assignments.

On IXL, math is more than just numbers. With unlimited questions, engaging item types, and real-world scenarios, IXL helps students experience math at its most mesmerizing!

Available as a download from the IT department, this service allows you to create differentiated content.

Real-world lessons from Mathalicious help middle and high school teachers address the Common Core Standards while challenging their students to think critically about the world.

This adaptive math software was purchased for High School students in the foundations and numeracy classes.