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$Math Content Standards for California Public Schools, K-12$

Curriculum Focus Area – Mathematics: The activities listed are repetitive over the five-year term of the plan. Staff members identified curriculum focus areas for grades 2-8. 12 Grade Activity Level K-2 Students will use: software to develop problem solving skills, number sense, measurement and spatial reasoning; auditory CDs that reinforce number facts. 3-5 Students will use: software to develop problem solving strategies, measurement, geometry, estimation, and computation skills; auditory CDs that reinforce computation skills and number facts. 6-8 Students will use: diagnostic software to improve and reinforce measurement, statistics, and computation skills; graphing calculators to develop statistical and algebraic concepts; classroom computer stations to improve and reinforce measurement, statistics, and computation skills. Person Responsible Teachers Teachers Teachers Date End of each year, 2004/5- 2008/9 End of each year, 2004/5- 2008/9 End of each year, 2004/5- 2008/9 Benchmark These are yearly percentages • Content cluster reports from STAR, district multiple measures, samples of student writing, and software reports that assess student progress • 95% of students will use math software as evidenced by student records, each year • 80% of students will use auditory CD as evidenced by classroom records, each year • Content cluster reports from STAR, district multiple measures, samples of student writing, and software reports that assess student progress • 95% of students will use math software as evidenced by student records, each year • 80% of students will use auditory CD as evidenced by classroom records, each year • Content cluster reports from STAR, district multiple measures, samples of student writing, and software reports that assess student progress • 95% of students will use math software as evidenced by student records, each year
Curriculum Focus Area – Science: The activities listed are repetitive over the five-year term of the plan. Modifications these activities will be reflected in the plan based on recommendations made to the <strong>District</strong> <strong>Technology</strong> Committee at the annual review meeting. Staff members identified curriculum focus areas for grades 2- 8. Grade Activity Person Date Benchmark Level K-2 Students will use: CD research software. Responsible Teachers End of each year, 2004/5- 2008/9 13 These are yearly percentages • Content cluster reports from STAR, samples of student work, and software reports that assess student progress • 95% of students will use CD software to research science material as evidenced by student work and classroom records, each year 3-5 Students will use: technology such as digital cameras, Internet, and word processing to develop the concepts of the scientific process while participating in on-line projects; problem solving science simulations to improve and reinforce the scientific process; CD research software. 6-8 Students will use: technology such as digital cameras, Internet, and word processing to develop the concepts of the scientific process while participating in on-line projects; problem solving science simulations to improve and reinforce the scientific process; CD research software Teachers Teachers End of each year, 2004/5- 2008/9 End of each year, 2004/5- 2008/9 Content cluster reports from STAR, samples of student work, and software reports that assess student progress • 90% of students will use technology to process a science project as evidenced on Science Night, each year • 90% of students will use simulations as evidenced on Science Night, each year • 95% of students will use CD software to research science material as evidenced by student work and classroom records, each year Content cluster reports from STAR, samples of student work, and software reports that assess student progress • 90% of students will use technology to process a science project as evidenced on Science Night, each year • 90% of students will use simulations as evidenced on Science Night, each year • 95% of students will use CD software to research science material as evidenced by student work and classroom records, each year
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