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The framework is intended to serve as a resource for early college educators and other educators working to provide rigorous and engaging student-centered instruction that supports college and career readiness. The following team members contributed to its development:  \nAshley Allen, MA Todd Campbell, MA Kristen McInerney, PhD Frank McKay, EdD  \nNicole Mills, MA Kristana Rogers, EdD Whitney White, PhD  \nAbout the RTI Center for Education Services  \nThe RTI Center for Education Services partners with educators to promote thriving learning environments that facilitate success for all students. From the classroom to the boardroom, our work focuses on four areas that we believe are levers for change in education: strengthening instruction, developing leaders, improving organizational operations, and facilitating collaborative networks.  \nEducation has a monumental and compounding impact throughout a person’s life by opening doors and broadening opportunities. At the societal level, education affects the economic vitality of communities, states, and nations. We partner with educators who understand this and act on the trends and practices that create possibilities for learners at all levels.  \nWe’re partnering with K–12 educators to challenge the status quo by providing jobembedded support tailored to meet the needs of these educators. We apply a passionate, professional, and no-nonsense approach to drive meaningful solutions that are both actionable and sustainable. Our technical assistance is always customized to best meet the unique needs of each context.  \nOur staff members endeavor to turn knowledge into practice through rigorous research and hands-on implementation support. Every education project benefits from an integrated approach that provides access to the breadth of content expertise, staff experience, and research insight that differentiates us from our competitors.  \nLearn more at [rti.org/centers/education-services](rti.org/centers/education-services)  \nCopyright 2025 Research Triangle Institute.  \nContents  \nOverview  ....................................................... 4  \nIntroduction ......................................................... 4  \nFuture-Ready Students ............................................... 4  \nThe Essential Practices................................................ 5  \nSystems of Support .................................................. 6  \nEssential Practices  ............................................... 7  \nENGAGE ............................................................. 7  \nREAD ............................................................... 11  \nWRITE .............................................................. 14  \nTHINK............................................................... 17  \nTALK ................................................................ 20  \nCOLLABORATE ...................................................... 24  \nResources  ...................................................... 27  \nAdditional Toolkit Resources ........................................ 27  \nReferences and Additional Reading .................................. 27  \nOverview  \nIntroduction  \nThe Essential Practices for College and Career Ready Instruction framework identifies researchbased instructional strategies for use in early college high school programs, as well as other educational settings where educators seek to build a rigorous and engaging culture of learning grounded in student ownership of the learning process. The early college model bridges the gap between high school and college, allowing students to graduate with a high school diploma, associate degree, workforce credentials, and up to 2 years of college credit. 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