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Introducing the LXD Educator Voices Collective — LXD Research Educator Voices Collective At LXD Research, good research starts with good data — and good data starts with real educators. That’s why we’re launching the LXD Educator Voices Collective: a paid research panel for PreK–12 teachers, coaches, administrators, and higher education faculty who want to shape…

Scripted Curriculum Isn’t Replacing Teachers. It’s Training Them. — LXD Research 📖 New Book Chapter | Rachel Schechter, PhD  ·  Paul A. Chase, PhD  ·  Isabella Ilievski, MEd | IGI Global, May 2026 The LXD Research team has co-authored a chapter in a newly published academic volume — Critical and Theoretical Perspectives on Scripted Curricula…

Half the Score, None of the Roadmap: How Massachusetts Weighs Curriculum Evidence — LXD Research Massachusetts has built one of the country’s most evidence-forward state procurement processes for curricular materials — and most publishers haven’t fully reckoned with what it’s asking for. The state’s CURATE bid splits its scored evaluation evenly between alignment to Massachusetts…

As seen in Instructure’s 2026 Evidence Report Where does your product stand on the evidence spectrum? Instructure and InnovateEDU just tracked the 150 most-used K-12 technologies in classrooms this fall. Only 40% of purpose-built edtech has any ESSA evidence at all — meaning 6 in 10 products used by millions of students can’t point to…

Co-Authored by Talia Patt Ed.M. and Rachel Schechter, Ph.D. The Future of AI Tutoring: Building What Actually Works — LXD Research As AI tutoring continues to gain traction, the conversation has started to shift from what’s possible to what actually works for learning. That’s a meaningful transition — and it’s one worth taking seriously. In…

85% of EdTech Products Have No Research Evidence — LXD Research Evidence for edtech products exists — but it lives in a narrow, well-funded sliver of the market. Across the 2,135 products indexed by ISTE, only 15% hold any evidence-based certification. Narrow the lens to the ~100 most-used tools in U.S. K–12 schools, tracked annually…