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Science Standards
Science Course of Study
The curriculum for Science in Mayfield is based on the Ohio Academic Content Standards. These standards were developed by the Ohio Department of Education. The Ohio Achievement Tests measure a student's progress toward achieving science standards in grades 5 and 8. The Ohio Graduation Test measures achievement in grade 10. Passage of the OGT is a graduation requirement. For this reason, instruction in Science is closely aligned to the OACS. You can access the current standards at the link below.
Ohio Academic Content Standards for Science
K-12 OACS Science.pdf
Ohio's New Learning Standards (ONLS) will be implemented during the 2014-15 school year. These standards have been developed by the state board of education and are aligned with the Common Core State Standards in that the learning objectives are more focused and are organized K-12 to ensure college and career readiness. New assessments are being developed to align with these standards. Mayfield teachers are beginning to learn about the new science standards and will be prepared to deliver high quality instruction when the full implementation is required and new assessments are administered.
Ohio's New Learning Standards for Science
K-8 Science Standards and Model Curriculum.pdf
HS Science Standards and Model Curriculum.pdf
For more information about the Science Content Standards, visit the Ohio Department of Education website at this link:
http://www.ode.state.oh.us/GD/Templates/Pages/ODE/ODEPrimary.aspx?Page=2&TopicID=1696&TopicRelationID=1705 |
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Transition Documents
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Science Comparative Analysis
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This document provides a comparison between the current standards and the new learning standards that will be implemented in 2014-15
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Science Gap Analysis
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This document helps teachers know what changes are needed in classroom instruction in order to deliver the new learning standards.
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