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Mar 25, 2012
I am concerned because of the money I have put into purchasing these books with my own money. My kids love them!
Mr. Teach
I don't think it should be a problem Common Core advocates the complexity of text to be based on quantitative measures, such as as Lexile, and qualitative measures, such as meaning and content for its recommended list. It is up to the teacher to think about why those books were chosen for recommended list. Use your professional judgement as to appr...See More
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