Building the Missing Link between the Common Core and Improved Learning
How a state, a school district and a technical assistance provider are using their best resource—teachers—to implement the Common Core standards for improved teaching and learning
Abstract
The Common Core State Standards adopted by 45 states and the District of Columbia have been hailed as “the most important education reform in the country’s history” (The Editorial Board, 2013), raising the bar for what students need to learn at each stage of their K–12 education and thus raising the bar for the instruction that will drive that learning.
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