As a teacher, what gaps do you see in STEM education?
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Jun 13, 2012
hst
On 6/13/12, sci-saxet wrote: > Is anyone in a state that uses the Common Core standards? I > have looked at these standards, but it seems like it mainly > relates to LA and Math. So are you basically teaching > reading and math in your science class? Yep, we have Common Core in NC and they do only correspond to LA and Math. We have Stat...See More
Cynthia Clark
I believe the equivalent to Common Core for science will be NGSS (Next Generation Science Standards). They are still being finalized but should be out soon. Over 35 states have been a partner in the devlopment, here is the link: [link removed]
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