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Mar 29, 2010
I am a curriculum coordinator in Texas. I am always looking for ways to help teachers make sense of our standards. While browsing the SC Department of Education website, I found the documents linked below.
They looked to me like they would be very helpful to teachers, but I would really like input from real teachers in the proverbial trenches.
Do these documents help you? How?
Thanks so much for your input.
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I am a high school science teacher and I love the support documents we have. I use them as the primary guide for my classes and my students have the highest scores on EOCT and they are on the lowest end academically. On 3/29/10, out of state educator wrote: > I do not currently live in South Carolina, but I am > originally from Columbia. My d...See More
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