Teacher Implementation Guides
Companion guides that make new curriculum genuinely teachable on Monday.
The curriculum documents are strong, but teachers still don't know what to do on Monday.
The gap between a written curriculum and a taught one is closed by implementation guidance — worked examples, common pitfalls, coaching cues, and honest 'what if' answers.
We build implementation guides that sit alongside the curriculum: not a repeat, but the operational companion teachers actually reach for.
Everything that makes the engagement land.
- Unit-by-unit teacher guides
- Worked examples and exemplars
- Common pitfalls and adjustments
- Coaching and observation cues
- Differentiation notes
How the engagement unfolds.
Phasing is calibrated to your context — this is the typical shape.
- 014–8 weeks
Draft
- Teacher guides across scoped units
- 022–4 weeks
Test
- Early-adopter testing
- Revision
What you actually receive.
Every artifact is designed to be used by the people who need it — not to sit in a shared drive.
Implementation guide library
Unit-by-unit teacher guides with worked examples and coaching cues.
Pitfalls and adjustments brief
A short brief of common pitfalls and adjustments observed across implementations.
A few of the artifacts partners have received.
Anonymized examples of the kind of work this engagement produces.
Sample teacher guide
An anonymized teacher guide for a single unit, showing worked examples and coaching cues.
Full samples are shared under NDA during discovery — never on the public site.
About implementation guides.
Are these separate from the curriculum documents?
Yes — the curriculum documents describe what; the implementation guides describe how.
Often engaged alongside this one.
Book a discovery call about implementation guides.
Pick a 30-minute slot with a senior curriculum lead, or send a short note and we'll respond within two working days.
- 30-minute discovery conversation, no cost or obligation.
- Confidential — details are never shared beyond the advisory team.
- Prefer to write? Switch to the short note fallback on the right.