Study island group project
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This presentation provides an overview of an online game-based program for mastery and test preparation. It discusses student and teacher use, including the teacher home page, class manager page, school stats page, topic pages for teachers and students, and different session types like tests, games, and worksheets. It also covers logging in, expectations, teacher resources, lessons, and flash cards. References include documentation on Study Island, Common Core standards, English language learners, implementation, and the program's website.
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