If they are doing that on the summative state test, that is an ethics violation.

Jan 29, 2015
9:15:38am

Hambone

My guess is that they are doing it on their own classroom formative assessments when scaffolding is more appropriate. Don't really see a problem with it.

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Our education system is messed up.

JAGA97

1/29/15 12:41am

My wife is also an elementary school teacher

cougarnerd

1/29/15 12:46am

I told my wife to just give the kids the answers and obtain 100% proficiency.

JAGA97

1/29/15 12:50am

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cvd6262

1/29/15 6:27am

Isn't that the whole point of it being a story problem?

KingDave

1/29/15 12:55am

Thanks to George Bush and NCLB public education has become

Busiturtle

1/29/15 4:57am

I was in her shoes the first year I taught.

Jeffacka

1/29/15 6:05am

Isn't that how Common Core was designed?

ybyuy

1/29/15 6:22am

you heard wrong.

Baron

1/29/15 6:35am

I was a sceptic too, but I like some things about common core.

jholling

1/29/15 7:25am

No, the common core is only standards that need to be met

kevin malone

1/29/15 7:47am

No.

93 cougar

1/29/15 8:39am

I wish people knew more about CCSS.

Jeffacka

1/29/15 5:31pm

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cvd6262

1/29/15 6:30pm

Is this a good time to mock CB for mocking homeschooling, or is another time

Iman23

1/29/15 8:11am

You should be proud that your wife's class will show such improvement this year.

frontrowcougar

1/29/15 8:20am

If they are doing that on the summative state test, that is an ethics violation.

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