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SC College- and Career-ready science standards intro
SC College- and Career-ready science standards intro
LEARNING IN 3DIMENSIONAL SCIENCE CLASSROOMS
HMH INTO SCIENCE RESOURCES
HMH INTO SCIENCE RESOURCES
Into Science takes a student-centered approach. Students increase their science proficiency by taking an active part in their learning through hands-on activity and discovery that aligns with the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS) pedagogy.
There are three main components that align Into Science with NGSS:
Three-Dimensional Learning
Performance Expectations
Claims-Evidence-Reasoning Framework
Three-Dimensions of Learning
Each lesson includes a 3D objective that aligns to the Performance Expectations your child must meet to advance to the next grade-level. This braided approach ensures a quality 3D learning experience for students.
Performance Expectations
Performance Expectations
Into Science states Performance Expectations at the beginning of each unit and reiterates them throughout the lessons in that unit. These statements combine the Three Dimensions of Learning to describe how students can show what they have learned.
Claims, Evidence, and Reasoning Framework
Claims, Evidence, and Reasoning Framework
Throughout Into Science, students use Claims, Evidence and Reasoning (CER) to:
make a statement, or claim, that answers a question or problem
conduct data research and collect evidence to support their statement
provide justification for how their evidence supports their initial statement
You'll notice that CER is intertwined within the entire structure of the Into Science program.
*Source: HMH Ed All About Into Science Leaders Corner*
HMH INTO SCIENCE STUDENT ACTIVITY BOOKS
HMH INTO SCIENCE STUDENT ACTIVITY BOOKS
The buttons below provide access to the HMH Into Science Student Activity Books. Feel free to use these as a reference for your child's science instruction.
*Please note, CCSD has a license for these products. Please do not share this information with individuals outside of our school district.*
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