'Dramatic' Increase in Reading Needed for Common Core, Guides Say
A new set of guidelines suggests that teachers need not cut back on literature to meet the "informational text" demands of the common core. Read Full Post >
A new set of guidelines suggests that teachers need not cut back on literature to meet the "informational text" demands of the common core. Read Full Post >
The public is getting one more chance to weigh in on a set of common science standards. Read Full Post >
The common standards and assessments, along with a keen interest in math, drove lots of interest in blog posts on Curriculum Matters this year. Read Full Post >
With $11 million from the Helmsley Charitable Trust, the two national teachers' unions will call on educators to help build a library of instructional tools. Read Full Post >
Standards advocates step up to counter weeks of accusations that the common core will weaken the role of literature in the classroom. Read Full Post >
Proposed accommodations could make fewer students eligible in some states, and more in others. Read Full Post >
PARCC decides to base its "college readiness" determination in math only on the exams students take at the end of each math sequence. Read Full Post >
The standards' authors respond to criticism that the new emphasis on nonfiction will crowd out great works of fiction. Read Full Post >
By guest blogger Stephen Sawchuk Louisiana is poised to reject every math and reading textbook submitted by publishers in its most recent adoption cycle, citing concerns that the materials are not fully aligned to the Common Core State Standards' expectations, state officials announced today. Tho... Read Full Post >
ALEC,an influential advocacy group with a conservative bent, has decided to remain neutral on the common core. Read Full Post >
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