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- 08-20-2010
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By Catherine Gewertz/Education Week
It was a giant wave: Three-quarters of the states adopted a new set of common academic standards in the past six months. As that wave crests, education groups and publishers are preparing to follow with one of their own—curriculum materials that aim to embody the new standards. An early example comes from the Washington-based advocacy group Common Core , which this week released free online "maps" of the common standards that are intended to serve as a frame upon which teachers can build curriculum and lesson plans. The two-year-old organization has focused on being a clearinghouse for what it considers high-quality liberal arts curriculum, but the maps mark its first foray into writing its own materials. (more…)
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