Core curriculum programs

We strive to create low floors and high ceilings for students in our core curriculum programs, to borrow a phrase from learning theorist and Massachusetts Institute of Technology professor Seymour Papert. In other words, we engage all students with challenging content by creating multiple entry points and different modalities to access the content. We also empower teachers with tools to provide robust scaffolding and differentiated instruction (the stairs to climb up to the high ceiling), to ensure that all of their students can fully engage with rigorous subject matter.

See what the evaluators at EdReports have to say about Amplify’s high-quality core curriculum.

 

Amplify CKLA

Using a fundamentally different approach to language arts, Amplify Core Knowledge Language Arts (CKLA) is a PreK–5 program that sequences deep content knowledge with research-based foundational skills. CKLA met expectations and received green ratings from EdReports. Learn more about the program.

 

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Amplify ELA

Built specifically for middle school, Amplify ELA is an interactive core curriculum that engages students by bringing complex texts to life. ELA received near-perfect scores from EdReports. Learn more about the program.

 

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Amplify Science

Amplify Science empowers students to think, read, and write like real scientists and engineers. Amplify Science 6–8 received all-green ratings in EdReports’ review of national middle school science curricula. Learn more about the program.

 

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Amplify Desmos Math

Coming soon: Amplify Desmos Math is designed around the idea that a core math curriculum needs to serve 100 percent of students in accessing grade-level math every day. The program delivers engaging math lessons that are easier to teach, collaborative problem-solving experiences both online and off, and data that drives performance. (Amplify Desmos Math grades K–Algebra 1 are available to pilot starting back-to-school 2024.)

 

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