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Big Question: How can we guarantee students a successful learning experience at a pace we are unfamiliar with?

https://screencast-o-matic.com/u/1m72/chapter2cantu
The following picture shows us that people will have different opinions on common core standards from the beginning. What this graph does not show us is why standards should or should not be implemented. I like this pie chart because it helps us see that while so many people can have different voices, it is not going to help us until we come together and work on something that can help us reach the same common goal. And that goal should be to help ensure that all students are successful.

http://www.corestandards.org
While many of you may have already posted this source, I really like this because it allows students to see why standards are put into place and why it is important to learn the standards.

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