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Happens in Virginia Too By Amy Lee
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I know what you mean. We have the same problem in Virginia with sixth grade science in our district. I am using a textbook from the early 1990s. This is not too good when it comes to teaching science especially astronomy| and genetics. I have to supplement with materials from the internet, science magazines, local newspaper, and workbooks which I purchase with my own money. Fortunately our school purchase a computer program called ALS which correlates with our state standards and test. The students complete multiple choice questions and if they achieve a certain score then they get to play a computer game | | before going on to more questions. I know for math and history our school purchase "coach workbooks" which correlate to our state tests. VA posts past state tests and answer key on a website for teachers and students to use. Maybe your state department of education has a similar website. I hope SC elementary science teachers respond to your post.
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