New Texas Math Curriculum
This is a collaborative collection of work from area school districts in Central Texas. The documents provided are an analysis of the transition process for implementing the new Texas math standards that were adopted in 2012.
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Jerri LaMirandEducation
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TEXAS ANNEXATION
Short history of Texas prior to annexation and the annexation using primary and secondary sources
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degarveyEducation
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AAFCS-Texas Advocacy Academy
It is AAFCS-TX’s foundational advocacy training and space to take civic action. It is intended for advocates across all FCS professions and will be available as a series of five in-person and virtual workshops.
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Cynthia L. Miller, Ph.D.,...Education
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Unit 6 Texas Independence
This unit bundles student expectations that relate to the issues and events surrounding the fight in Texas for independence from Mexico. As tensions grew in Texas, Mexican officials attempted to impose more control over the settlers. Eventually political changes in Mexico forced settlers in Texas to pursue independence. While the movement towards independence had been growing for years, it took less than a year for Texans to gain independence. During that time, Texans met to form a new government as well as battled Mexico���s army at Gonzales, the Alamo, Goliad, and San Jacinto. The victory at San Jacinto signified the end of Mexican rule in Texas. Prior to this unit, students studied about Mexico gaining independence from Spain and the policies of Mexico to implement a land grant system in Texas. In grade 4, students studied the same events surrounding the Texas Revolution, while in grade 5 they studied the events of the American Revolution. Students should see the parallels between the American Revolution and the Texas Revolution. During this unit, students study about the attempts by Mexican officials to control the settlers in Texas, the changes in the Mexican government that effected Texans, and the events of the Texas Revolution.
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Mike CassadyEducation
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Tall Texas Heroes
You will discover biographies of Tall Texas heroes before, during and after the Texas Revolution.
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Alicia DotsonEducation
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Colonization of Texas Project
Students will create a PSA to persuade Spanish, Mexican or Anglo settlers to colonize the Texas territory in the early 1800's.
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jmdawsonEducation
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Early Childhood Coalition: North Texas Area
Our mission is to engage and empower parents, families, professionals, and communities to provide enriched environments for all children birth to 8 years through: Advocacy; Resources; and Comprehensive Services.
This LiveBinder aims to do just that by showing you the various different resources available to you within Denton County. These sources can help you gain access to the help you might need. These websites direct you to childcare, community health clinics, educational resources, financial assistance, employment resources, organizations and much more!
The various resource topics can be found on the left hand side of the page. Once you click on it you will then find that other tabs have appeared underneath in the same color. The different resources within that topic are organized in alphabetical order. After you click on the resource it will bring you to that resource���s website.
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Early Childhood Coalition...Education
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Unit 7 Early Statehood- Texas
This unit bundles student expectations that address the issues and events surrounding the Republic of Texas and the process of Texas becoming a state in the United States. After Texans gained independence from Mexico, Texas became a nation that faced many challenges. The new republic was modeled after the U.S. republic and some Texans wanted Texas to join the United States. Early leaders of the Texas republic worked to provide security for Texans, establish government services, and address financial issues. Eventually Texans decided that many of the financial problems faced by the republic could be solved by joining the United States. The annexation of Texas triggered a boundary dispute with Mexico and war broke out between Mexico and the United States. The treaties that ended the war established the borders of Texas. The vast amounts of cheap land available in Texas during the mid1800s fueled European immigration to Texas. This immigration gave shape to the unique culture of Texas. Prior to this unit, students learned about the events and issues of the Texas Revolution. During this unit, students study about the issues faced by the leaders of the Republic of Texas, the events that led to annexation of Texas by the United States, the causes and consequences of the war between Mexico and the United States, and issues related to the influx of European immigrants to Texas in the mid1800s.
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Mike CassadyEducation
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