SB1 and School Libraries
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This document summarizes key aspects of Senate Bill 1 in Kentucky from 2009-2012 related to education standards and technology. It discusses how SB1 upgraded standards to focus on college and career readiness, implemented Common Core standards, and required professional development for teachers in instructional technology use. It also provides a link to a video and statement about increased technology use in one school being necessary to meet SB1 goals.
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- 1. Fall 2012 Baby at Laptop? Kentucky’s Senate Bill 1, Learning and Libraries
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- 3. 3 Giant Steps for Kentucky Education? • The aim of the bill • Senate Bill 1, passed in 2009, requires Kentucky to upgrade its standards for what students will learn. Our new law says the standards must be shorter, clearer, and better focused on students being ready for college, work, and global competition. • SB 1, Common Core, RTTT: Three giant steps Prichard Blog Thursday, January 14, 2010
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- 5. 5 Add the Common Core Standards June 2011 – All Eyes on Kentucky, a video related to the Common Core Academic Standards and produced by the School Improvement Network; click here to view.
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