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4 thoughts on “State Standards”
Ben,
Off-topic request: could you move the “search” function higher up (like above or just below the calendar). I use your site a lot (as a substitute for coaching or workshops) and I use the search function far more often than the categories and I never use the archives by date. Maybe someone remembers when you posted that entry they’re looking for, but that person ain’t me. Thanks.
Marc I am trying to figure out how to move it. It’s kind of confusing. I might add that I don’t think that the search function is as effective, for me at least, as simply googling “ben slavic blog” – and then whatever it is you are looking for. That is Carla’s idea and she is the one who can actually find stuff here. It’s amazing.
Hmm. When I click on that link I get an error message saying that i need a DPS name and password. Is there another link that the rest of us can use?
Susie maybe this:
http://www.cde.state.co.us/cdeassess/UAS/AdoptedAcademicStandards/World_Languages_Standards_Adopted_12.11.09.pdf
and then search “world language standards”.
I also asked Diana for a good link – am waiting for that but the above might work.