Educational Resource Standards and Features

The video tutorial provides an overview of changes to the standards resource guide assignment, guidance on accessing social studies standards, and differentiating essential from non-essential information. It also introduces various resources and tools for teaching, including primary sources and websites, to enhance curriculum development.

What change was made to the standards resource guide regarding the number of resources?

• Changed to a maximum of 5 resources

• Eliminated the resource requirement

• Reduced to a minimum of 5 resources

• Increased to 15 resources

Where can you find the social studies standards for South Carolina?

• National Archives

• State Department of Education website

• Common Core website

• Local library

What is the format of the social studies standards document?

• PowerPoint presentation

• PDF file

• Excel spreadsheet

• Word document

What is essential for fourth-grade students to know about the Civil War?

• Only the causes of the Civil War

• The entire history of the Civil War

• Essential information as per Bloom's Taxonomy

• Details of every battle

What type of resources are considered difficult to find for social studies?

• Textbooks

• Secondary resources

• Primary resources

• Digital resources

What is the purpose of the coreknowledge.org website?

• To provide common core standards

• To offer cultural literacy resources

• To sell educational materials

• To host online classes

What is the function of Live Binders in teaching?

• To create lesson plans

• To provide digital binders with resources

• To store physical documents

• To grade student assignments

What unique feature does the Mount Vernon website offer?

• Interactive games

• Live classes

• Virtual tours

• Free textbooks

What can you find in the Sears Archives?

• Online courses

• Digital textbooks

• Modern catalogs

• Historical catalogs and house orders

What is a key benefit of using primary resources in teaching?

• They are easy to find

• They provide firsthand historical evidence

• They are free of charge

• They are available in all subjects