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Standards Correlations
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Vernier Go! curriculum correlations help standardize the definition of science literacy. The concepts learned in our curriculum is equivalent to requirements set forth in standards such as ones described herein.
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State Standards and Benchmarks Correlations
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Visit our standards correlations database to see how the activities match to your state standards and benchmarks.
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National Standards Correlations
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National Science Education Standards
The NRC published the National Science Education Standards (NSES) as a standard for developing an understanding of science in young people. Goals were identified for a wide range of activities necessary for teaching students about the natural sciences, ranging from teaching standards to assessment standards. A key aspect of the standards is the NSES Content Standards. The Content Standards delineate what students should learn and know about the natural sciences during their K-12 education.
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Benchmarks Correlation
Published by the American Association for the Advancement of Science (AAAS), the Benchmarks are a guide for what students should be learning during their K-12 education in order to be literate in science, mathematics, and technology.
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ISTE National Education Technology Standards
"Use technology resources (e.g. calculators, data-colection probes ... software) for problem solving, self-directed learning, and extended learning activities. (5,6)"
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