Instructional Materials
Announcements
- A draft of Proclamation 2024 calling for instructional materials for science, technology applications, and certain career and technical education courses is now available for public comment.
- The 2022–23 Instructional Materials and Technology Allotment (PDF) has been loaded into EMAT and is now available.
- View a summary of TEA available materials print and digital access (PDF).
- Texas Resource Review is searching for qualified reviewers for English and Spanish phonics programs and science programs. Submit a TRR help desk ticket if you’re interested.
- The State Board of Education adopted health and physical education instructional materials (PDF) at the November 2021 meeting for Proclamation 2022.
TEA provides support and coordination for the review, adoption, and distribution of state-adopted instructional materials and provides Texas educators with direct access to select materials.
A growing body of research points to the positive impact high-quality instructional materials can have on student learning. TEA defines high-quality materials as those that ensure full coverage of Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS), align with research-based instructional strategies in each subject area, support all learners, and include:
- Progress monitoring through embedded, aligned assessments
- Implementation support
- All teacher- and student-facing resources needed for instruction
Texas Resource Review provides detailed, independent quality reviews of many instructional materials to help districts make informed decisions.
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Austin, Texas 78701-1494
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