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Well you stick with Math and Lit......Forget about all the other areas in CC that you don't know dick about....
Just keep polishing your knob, friend.
Common Core-In Your Schools
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Well you stick with Math and Lit......Forget about all the other areas in CC that you don't know dick about....
Just keep polishing your knob, friend.
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Unlike some
I don't do research on talk radio or faux news or msnBS, or salon, or huffy, or the blazing frickin lie
I go to the source
Often to sources not necessarily aligned with my personal pov
Can find nothing about CC applying to anything about anything other than math and English standards
And, your original posted article is still all lies
I don't do research on talk radio or faux news or msnBS, or salon, or huffy, or the blazing frickin lie
I go to the source
Often to sources not necessarily aligned with my personal pov
Can find nothing about CC applying to anything about anything other than math and English standards
And, your original posted article is still all lies
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http://www.corestandards.org/resources/frequently-asked-questions
Are there plans to develop common standards in other areas in the future?
CCSSO and NGA are not leading the development of standards in other academic content areas. Below is information on efforts of other organizations to develop standards in other academic subjects.
Science: In a process managed by Achieve, with the help of the National Research Council, the National Science Teachers Association, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, states are developing the Next Generation Science Standards. More information about this effort can be found here.
World Languages: The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages published an alignment of the National Standards for Learning Languages with the ELA Common Core State Standards. More information about this effort can be found here.
Arts: The National Coalition for Core Arts Standards is leading the revision of the National Standards for Arts Education. More information about this effort can be found here.
Are there plans to develop common standards in other areas in the future?
CCSSO and NGA are not leading the development of standards in other academic content areas. Below is information on efforts of other organizations to develop standards in other academic subjects.
Science: In a process managed by Achieve, with the help of the National Research Council, the National Science Teachers Association, and the American Association for the Advancement of Science, states are developing the Next Generation Science Standards. More information about this effort can be found here.
World Languages: The American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages published an alignment of the National Standards for Learning Languages with the ELA Common Core State Standards. More information about this effort can be found here.
Arts: The National Coalition for Core Arts Standards is leading the revision of the National Standards for Arts Education. More information about this effort can be found here.
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Why are the Common Core State Standards for just English language arts and math?
English language arts and math were the subjects chosen for the Common Core State Standards because they are areas upon which students build skill sets which are used in other subjects. They are also the subjects most frequently assessed for accountability purposes.
English language arts and math were the subjects chosen for the Common Core State Standards because they are areas upon which students build skill sets which are used in other subjects. They are also the subjects most frequently assessed for accountability purposes.
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Who was involved in the Common Core State Standards Initiative?
States across the country collaborated with teachers, researchers, and leading experts to design and develop the Common Core State Standards. Each state independently made the decision to adopt the Common Core State Standards, beginning in 2010. The federal government was NOT involved in the development of the standards. Local teachers, principals, and superintendents lead the implementation of the Common Core.
States across the country collaborated with teachers, researchers, and leading experts to design and develop the Common Core State Standards. Each state independently made the decision to adopt the Common Core State Standards, beginning in 2010. The federal government was NOT involved in the development of the standards. Local teachers, principals, and superintendents lead the implementation of the Common Core.
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Who leads the Common Core State Standards Initiative?
The nation’s governors and education commissioners, through their representative organizations the National Governors Association (NGA) and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) led the development of the Common Core State Standards and continue to lead the initiative. Teachers, parents, school administrators and experts from across the country together with state leaders provided input into the development of the standards.
The nation’s governors and education commissioners, through their representative organizations the National Governors Association (NGA) and the Council of Chief State School Officers (CCSSO) led the development of the Common Core State Standards and continue to lead the initiative. Teachers, parents, school administrators and experts from across the country together with state leaders provided input into the development of the standards.
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Back at ya Dude
Every word in your original source was a lie
All fear and hate
Bought and paid for
And BS
Spurt spurt spurt
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I quoted the source
Math and English
Not one word about all the other bs in your post, except an explanation that the common core standards did not address other subjects, and who was.
If they, and thus I, are wrong, the burden of proof falls to you.
You saying so, or that ridiculous piece you posted, don't make it so.
You are not Goering
Yet...
Math and English
Not one word about all the other bs in your post, except an explanation that the common core standards did not address other subjects, and who was.
If they, and thus I, are wrong, the burden of proof falls to you.
You saying so, or that ridiculous piece you posted, don't make it so.
You are not Goering
Yet...
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Hate to break it to you , Dave......you claimed its all lies several times.
Ante up or shut up.
Carry on.
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Just to make sure, I went back and read the op again
And your comments
The op is all lies, or somebody's very twisted opinion
You have not offered one shred of evidence to support your inaccurate claims, or lies, other than you saying so.
I have offered several
You are not Goering
You do not get to dictate the truth, or reality
As you say, put up or shut up
We both know you won't
Because you can't
Because you bought into the lie
And are too proud to admit it
And your comments
The op is all lies, or somebody's very twisted opinion
You have not offered one shred of evidence to support your inaccurate claims, or lies, other than you saying so.
I have offered several
You are not Goering
You do not get to dictate the truth, or reality
As you say, put up or shut up
We both know you won't
Because you can't
Because you bought into the lie
And are too proud to admit it
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Tell ya' what Dude
I'll let you enjoy your little delusion
Are you really that scared?
"They see themselves as something like the Roman Senate, perched amongst the ruins, defending the city against the barbarian hordes. The last protectors of home, god, mother and apple pie... And They're Full Of Shite"
I'll let you enjoy your little delusion
Are you really that scared?
"They see themselves as something like the Roman Senate, perched amongst the ruins, defending the city against the barbarian hordes. The last protectors of home, god, mother and apple pie... And They're Full Of Shite"
