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Common Core and 'Appropriate Tools': Calculators, Spreadsheets, Etc. - Curriculum Matte... - 0 views

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Janet Hale on 30 Aug 13

"Calculators. Protractors. Spreadsheets. Computer algebra systems. Dynamic geometry software. You might not realize it, but the Common Core State Standards for mathematics make explicit reference to the use of all these tools, and others, in learning math. I discovered this as I was gathering information for a recent Education Week story about calculator policies for the forthcoming common-core exams. It turns out that the standards have a lot to say about using technology."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"Calculators. Protractors. Spreadsheets. Computer algebra systems. Dynamic geometry software. You might not realize it, but the Common Core State Standards for mathematics make explicit reference to the use of all these tools, and others, in learning math. I discovered this as I was gathering information for a recent Education Week story about calculator policies for the forthcoming common-core exams. It turns out that the standards have a lot to say about using technology."</div>

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Critical Concepts: "Static" and "Dynamic" Characterization - 1 views

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Static dynamic Characterization

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Every Student Succeeds No Child Left Behind States now control

shared by Janet Hale on 10 Dec 15 - No Cached

Janet Hale on 10 Dec 15

"WASHINGTON (AP) -- Those federally mandated math and reading tests will continue, but a sweeping rewrite of the nation's education law will now give states - not the U.S. government - authority to decide how to use the results in evaluating teachers and schools."

<div class="cArrow"> </div><div class="cContentInner">"WASHINGTON (AP) -- Those federally mandated math and reading tests will continue, but a sweeping rewrite of the nation's education law will now give states - not the U.S. government - authority to decide how to use the results in evaluating teachers and schools."</div>

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