Hello,
Just wanted to let everyone know that all BSSD standards and the "matrix" documents for each level have been updated to reflect the work of the CASC group at the end of May.
If you downloaded standards or other documents during the summer, you will want to check them for changes
Changes to the iCommunity include:
- All standards changes, tweaks and additions made in DART
- Renamed standards mapped to new values
- 110 updated EOL tests, assessment guides, rubrics and other support documents formatted and uploaded to the iCommunity
- Outdated documents removed (as directed by the CASC Google Docs)
- 213 new "Matrix" documents created from the CASC suggestions ( in both Excel & Open Office formats)
- All content areas have a zipped file of all standards and matrices at the top of the screen. Individual copies are also being uploaded to each level, but the documents are the same as those contained in this file.
Note: In addition to the standard number and short name in the Matrix documents, we have added the full text of each standard as it appears in DART rather than have a separate document.
To view the hidden column in the level matrix files, just highlight columns A and C, and then go to Format > Column > Show (if using Open Office) or to Format > Column > Unhide (if using Excel).
Like this example from the Writing content area:
And then:
Or, if using Excel, like this:
Finally, we will also create a comprehensive "master" document with all standards as we have in prior years for ready access, and link that to the main menu in the iCommunity. It will be a few days before we can create and verify that document.
As always, let us know if you find errors or omissions.
Hope this helps as you prepare for the opening of school. Have a great startup!
Regards,
JTC
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