What does John White, former state superintendent and now CEO of Great Minds, believe contributed to Louisiana’s recent NAEP gains? ✔️ Strong accountability and support for schools, students, and teachers ✔️ A clear vision for high-quality curriculum ✔️ State leadership that guides instruction, actively shaping what’s taught and how it's scaled ✔️ Commitment to effective implementation of approaches adopted—ensuring standards, curriculum, and teaching evolve together at scale Tune in to the full episode of the Education Gadfly Show podcast as John breaks down what it takes to drive meaningful, lasting change in education on this episode with David Griffith and Amber Norton. https://ow.ly/C1Th50V8yvE
Great Minds
Education Administration Programs
Washington, DC 97,406 followers
Creator of Eureka Math, Wit & Wisdom, and PhD Science curricula and Geodes books for emerging readers.
About us
A group of education leaders founded Great Minds in 2007 to define and encourage knowledge-rich, comprehensive education for all American schoolchildren. In pursuit of that mission, Great Minds brings teachers together with scholars to craft exemplary instructional materials and share them with the field. Great Minds’ Eureka Math curriculum has earned top ratings by independent reviewers for teaching math as a body of knowledge, not just a set of skills. Eureka Math also is known as EngageNY Math. Wit & Wisdom is a rich English language arts curriculum that taps the power of literature, history, and science to build knowledge of intriguing topics while teaching reading comprehension and writing. Aligned to the latest science standards, PhD Science inspires students to wonder about the world and empowers them to make sense of it with hands-on investigation and modeling. Geodes books for early readers inject knowledge about fascinating subjects into beautifully illustrated books, cultivating joyful reading and learning from the outset of education.
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- Industry
- Education Administration Programs
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- 1,001-5,000 employees
- Headquarters
- Washington, DC
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- Privately Held
- Founded
- 2007
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- Curriculum based on the Common Core State Standards, Liberal Arts, Advocacy, Curriculum development, Education, Math, Engage NY Math Curriculum, Sciences, English, Humanities, K-12, ELA, Eureka Math, Wit and Wisdom, PhD Science, Geodes, and Early Literacy
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Washington, DC 20003, US
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📈 A recent study from Johns Hopkins University shows how the partnership between Great Minds and San Tan Heights is leading to significant student growth. By prioritizing high-quality instruction, schools can create lasting impacts. Read more about the findings here: https://ow.ly/QT8M50VqFAv
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📊 Data is everywhere! How often do you incorporate Data Talks into your classroom instruction? Engaging students in real-world data analysis helps build critical thinking and problem-solving skills. Vote in our poll and let us know how Data Talks fit into your teaching. 💬 Drop a comment to share your approach and check out our blog on the importance of incorporating data into everyday instruction—link in the comments.
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💭 How can educators make fluency practice engaging and effective to build a strong foundation for comprehension and knowledge? Join literacy experts Lorraine Griffith and Rachel Hylton as they explore the research and design behind our new Level 3 Geodes books and what fluency practice can look like in your classroom. 🗓 April 8, 2025 | 4 p.m. ET Save your seat today! ➡️ https://gmgre.at/4hpdIXY Already registered? Tag a teacher or admin who won’t want to miss this!
Unlock the power of fluency and knowledge in your classroom in this two-part webinar series! Moderated by Melissa and Lori, hosts of the Melissa & Lori Love Literacy™ podcast, this series features literacy experts discussing how Level 3 Geodes apply educator feedback and Science of Reading research to support third-grade students. Learn how these texts strengthen fluency practice and build rich knowledge across multiple topics and genres. 🗓 March 25 – Guiding Students Toward Grade-Level Reading Proficiency 🗓 April 8 – Bridging Fluency and Knowledge Save your seat today! https://gmgre.at/4hpdIXY
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Thank you for joining us at NSTA Philly! 💜 #NSTASpring25
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I notice that... 👀 In this video, science teacher Jami Witherell, Ed.S demonstrates how she uses a data talk on bird wingspans in her class with our Great Minds Data Talks—an effective bridge into Socratic Seminars. What are Data Talks? A Data Talk offers students a data visualization, encourages them to make observations and ask questions, and helps them develop critical-thinking skills to interpret the data around them daily. Do you incorporate Data Talks into your instruction? Let us know in the comments below! (🎥 Access the full video in the comments below.)
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Are you at NSTA? 💜 Join us at Booth 516 in the city of brotherly love! Meet our team, explore our offerings, and immerse yourself in the fun. See you there! #greatminds #nsta
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📈 Researchers found that high-quality instructional materials like Eureka Math TEKS Edition, along with content-based implementation support, positively impact Texas student proficiency based on STAAR math scores. Swipe for more insights! ➡️ (💭 Did you know? Bluebonnet Learning K–5 Math is based on the foundation of Eureka Math TEKS.)
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Visit us at Booth 516. 💜
From Ben Franklin’s groundbreaking experiments to today’s cutting-edge discoveries, Philadelphia has long been a hub for innovation! At this year's National Science Teaching Association conference, we’re building on that foundation with PhD Science—helping students investigate real-world phenomena through hands-on exploration. Be sure to stop by Booth 516 to learn more!
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