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What is a math teacher's role when integrating technology? What level of writing proficiency should a social studies teacher require from high school students? What impact can technology tools have on writing instruction? |
To answer these and many other questions from the world of real classrooms, SAS Curriculum Pathways curriculum specialists host annual education forums in conjunction with the national conferences in their subject fields. Former teachers themselves, these subject-area specialists are responsible for the pedagogy and content in SAS Curriculum Pathways.
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Catherine McCluskey is not your typical chemistry teacher. This innovative educator enhances the content in her chemistry textbook by using a SmartBoard with SAS Curriculum Pathways. These cutting-edge strategies allow her to teach complex processes while addressing the varied learning styles of both visual and auditory learners. McCluskey uses SAS Curriculum Pathways Chemistry InterActivities to provide engaging learning experiences for her chemistry students.
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"Curriculum Pathways took us to some amazing places—and the kids were eager to explore and learn. At the same time, the materials encourage higher thinking skills, not just the regurgitation of facts."
—Wanda Ball, English teacher, Person High School, NC
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