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Jan 21, 2005
Beginning teachers in California going through an induction
program
need to utilize the health framework in their subject
areas. See page 36, standard 18(f) of
[link removed]
Since we also need to use technology to support student
learning, I was hoping to find relevant websites.
Does anyone know of any great websites relating to the
health standards for high school students?
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On 1/21/05, Rachael wrote:
> Beginning teachers in California going through an induction
> program
>
> need to utilize the health framework in their subject
> areas. See page 36, standard 18(f) of
>
> [link removed]