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Feb 21, 2017
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You don't really need to do either! You can certainly refer to the fact that you address state standards, but you don't need to name them. The only standards the NB actually cares about are the NB STANDARDS. Don't waste space on naming or numbering state standards. They vary so much state by state...the assessors don't/won't/can't look them up etc....See More
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On 2/21/17, Amber Blackwell wrote: > Should I write out the State Standard I am addressing in > my written commentary or just list the Numbers (G.6.1.1)? > I'm running out of space!
Assessors my not be familiar with your state standards so the numbers will be meaningless.
Assessors my not be familiar with your state standards so the numbers will be meaningless.
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