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Tag Archives: Common Sense
NEA- 5 Facts: Making Common Sense of the Common Core
By Cindy Long, NEA Sr. Writer/Editor Common Core State Standards are K-12 English Language Arts/Literacy and Math standards that will create a clear, consistent level of knowledge for our public school students no matter where they live. They Will Deepen … Continue reading
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Common Sense with Controversial Artifacts – Introducing Al Jazeera America
by KellyAnn Bonnell, MA When the television series NUMB3RS first came out, it was a tantalizing idea that math could be used to predict crime. Now the very concept is the norm in LA according to a recent news piece … Continue reading