What the common core is NOT:
By now many of you have seen this type of math problem crop up on Facebook pages and Twitter feeds as an example of the absurdities found in the common core standards. I'd like to take this opportunity to tell you that this is NOT a common core standards problem. In the example,what you are seeing is a teacher's or district's misinterpretation of the standards. |
Math problems that reflect the rigor of the common core:
In the examples given, the problems designed with the common core standards in mind require the students to engage in higher level thinking.
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Common Core Resources for Parents
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Key information about the background of the Standards, what the changes mean for students and resources where parents can learn more.
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Explains the biggest instructional changes in ELA and math.
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Short videos for parents that show what children in grades K-5 should be able to do in each grade.
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What is the difference between standards and curriculum?
