Class Format Guides

Our flexible lesson materials can be used in multiple classroom formats.

• Flipped Classroom: Guide

  • In a flipped classroom, students watch instructional videos at home, then come to class to discuss, practice, and do activities. Interested in flipping your classroom with our materials? Check out our guide.

• Traditional Classroom: Guide

  • In a traditional classroom, the teacher provides lessons in class, then students practice in class and at home. To learn about using our materials in a traditional classroom, check out our guide.

• Online Classroom: Guide

  • Are you teaching completely online? We’ve got you covered. Learn about using our materials in an online classroom. Check out our guide.

 Other Helpful Guides

• Teaching Math on Civic Topics: A Productive and Nonpartisan Approach

  • We acknowledge that teaching math on civic topics can feel daunting. To tackle these challenges productively and in a nonpartisan way, we recommend using the practices linked here.

• AP Stats Textbook/CED Alignment Guide

  • Our AP Stats lessons were built to seamlessly align with the AP® Statistics Course and Exam Description (CED) and the most widely-used AP® Statistics textbooks. Check out our AP Stats alignment guide.

• Algebra I/II Standards/Textbook Alignment Guide

  • We’ve compiled a guide for aligning our Algebra I/II lessons with Common Core and Texas state standards, as well as common textbooks and curriculum. Check out our algebra alignment guide.