English-language learning · Canada and the United States
Academic learning through the lens of Islam
Resources for Islamic School Educators (RISE) publishes workbooks and online courses that teach academic skills through the lens of Islam. Explore the teaching approach, compare course outcomes, and choose resources for the way you learn or teach.
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For school leaders and classroom teachers
Evaluate English-language workbooks and teaching decks, review course outcomes and sample slides, and plan a RISE licence for your school.
Explore this guide →For parents and home-school programs
Build a reading and writing routine with Qur’an-inspired workbooks. Compare grade-level course outcomes and explore access for your home-school program.
Explore this guide →For learners, families, and study groups
Find reading and writing workbooks, family resources, and open courses. Check each course’s audience and access before starting in RISE Learn.
Explore this guide →For curriculum leads, teachers, and parents
Compare RISE course outcomes with local standards. Use writing samples, a clear rubric, and independent tasks to assess language arts understanding.
Explore this guide →Reading and Writing with Purpose
Three student companions build from narrative writing to expository and analytical writing using stories of hope from the Qur’an. Dr. Shameeza Khan, Ed.D., developed the series through her work in language arts education. The books are used at Edmonton Islamic Academy.
Explore the books and their educator companions · Read the author’s biography
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Course audiences and access differ. Use the current course page to inspect learning outcomes, chapters, and available sample slides. For a course with a named curriculum reference, compare the material with your province or state’s standards.