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Few States Cite Full Plans for Carrying Out Standards

eduK8 sumitted ago via http://www.edweek.org (Views: 71, Clicks: 8) View Story

Forty-six states and the District of Columbia have adopted a common set of academic standards, but only seven have fully developed plans to put the standards into practice in three key areas, according to a study released recently.

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#1 by eduK8 posted ago

+7 apples

Preparing for Change
http://www.edweek.org/media/preparingforchange-17standards.pdf

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#2 by eduK8 posted ago

+7 apples

States seem to be focusing most of their attention on providing professional development to teachers. Only New Hampshire reported no plans to provide it, while the other 45 said they have complete or partial plans to do so. The most commonly cited methods were conferences, workshops, online modules, and webinars.

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