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What elements of the Common Core standards are most reflective of the kinds of skills a student uses when interfacing with a social networking platform?

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Common Core Standards via the Digital Learning Space
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Published: 05/03/11
License: Creative Commons Attribution-NonCommercial 3.0 Unported
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Discourse Management and Questioning Strategies, Authoring and Integrating Online Content, Designing Rigorous and Authentic Assessment Tasks
common core alignment, Ning

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What rigorous, Common Core standards-based teaching opportunities are afforded by a walled, social networking platform like Ning?

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I discuss the reasons the "Just War" project (a collaborative of multiple teachers across the country plus a professor of education) decided to use a whitelabel social networking platform to approach standards mastery of social studies with urban stu

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