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The document discusses standards aligned resources for different content areas like 7th grade social studies on culture and 8th grade science on matter. It promotes the website learnnc.org which provides learning materials, best practices guides, and online courses aligned to teaching standards to help teachers find resources for their classes. The presentation encourages teachers to visit learnnc.org for self-guided professional development through their special collections, blogs, and email newsletter.

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Standards Aligned Resources for Your Content Area

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Standards Aligned Resources
for Your Content Area
Presenter
#learnchat
TJ Wolfe
Instructional Designer
LEARN NC

Saturday, February 15, 14

The Standards Resources Story:
A True Comic Tragedy

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Wants aligned resources
Easy to ﬁnd
Connection to University

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What to do?
Where to go?

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(click me)

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Lesley
7th Grade Social Studies
Culture

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Lesley
8th Grade Science
Matter

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Dani
Teaching Standards
Standard 5

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Learning Materials (special collections)
Best Practices (self guided professional development)
Online Courses (CEU credit online learning)

#learnchat
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Blogs
The Well
News & Updates
Email Newsletter

#learnchat
Saturday, February 15, 14

Thank you!
www.learnnc.org
For a copy of these slides
please visit:
http://slidesha.re/11uh1AI

#learnchat
Saturday, February 15, 14

TJ Wolfe
Instructional Designer
LEARN NC
tjwolfe@unc.edu

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1. Standards Aligned Resources for Your Content Area image by allison.hare Saturday, February 15, 14

2. Standards Aligned Resources for Your Content Area Presenter #learnchat TJ Wolfe Instructional Designer LEARN NC Saturday, February 15, 14

3. The Standards Resources Story: A True Comic Tragedy #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14

4. Wants aligned resources Easy to ﬁnd Connection to University #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14

5. What to do? Where to go? #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14

6. (click me) #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14

7. Lesley 7th Grade Social Studies Culture #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14

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10. Learning Materials (special collections) Best Practices (self guided professional development) Online Courses (CEU credit online learning) #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14

11. Blogs The Well News & Updates Email Newsletter #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14

12. Thank you! www.learnnc.org For a copy of these slides please visit: http://slidesha.re/11uh1AI #learnchat Saturday, February 15, 14 TJ Wolfe Instructional Designer LEARN NC tjwolfe@unc.edu

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