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Common to the Core States: How Solid Is the Mathematics Core in Each State? [PDF]
The final draft of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) was released in June 2010 by the National Governors Association (NGA) and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO).1 The NGA reports that 45 states had adopted the CCSS by June 2012.2 ...
J. R. Wilson
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Common Core State Standards in Arkansas [PDF]
In July 2010, the Arkansas Board of Education adopted the Common Core State Standards and the PARCC Assessment program. The Arkansas Department of Education (ADE) then created a strategic plan and a timeline for the implementation of the standards.
Rose, Caleb P., Ritter, Gary W.
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The Common Core standards released in 2010 for English language arts and mathematics have already been adopted by dozens of states. Just how much change do these new standards represent, and what is the nature of that change? In this article, the Common
Jun Hwang +3 more
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Common Core State Standards: Staff Development on Text-Dependent Questions [PDF]
It has been touted as the single most comprehensive reform in education. The United States has established a common set of educational expectations adopted by 46 states.
Moncourtois, Cheryl
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Social-emotional (SE) standards have garnered substantial attention recently, both among the research community and in public policy forums. While state-level standards in early childhood and elementary schools have been common for over a decade ...
Christi Bergin +4 more
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What Counts as Common Core Aligned? An Examination of a Reading Program\u27s Agreement with the Common Core State Standards [PDF]
Passage and implementation of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) created numerous difficulties for educational stakeholders. One such difficulty, determining the alignment of previously utilized curricula to the CCSS, forced many states, districts ...
Tate, Alecia +3 more
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This study explored the relationship between implementing the CCSS and beginning teacher attrition. This study is important for three related reasons: a) mandated reform has been linked to professional vulnerability (Day et al., 2005), b) vulnerability ...
Elizabeth E. Saylor, Shea N. Kerkhoff
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Is Common Core racist? Check out the results
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Sandra Stotsky
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Educational leaders and teachers are in a no-win situation. That is because most of the current tools and programs for improving education, ranging from the Common Core State Standards to iPads, cannot work. At least, as currently conceived.
Geoffrey Caine
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