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Topic: Non-Right Triangle Trig in NY CCSS Geometry
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Re: Non-Right Triangle Trig in NY CCSS Geometry
Posted: Nov 29, 2012 5:17 PM
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This doesn't really answer the question, but shows a general trend.

As you stated, the latest PARCC model content frameworks leaves out all of the (+) topics, and so does the ``SBAC Common Core State Standards Analysis: Eligible Content for the Summative Assessment''. SBAC is overstating its efforts: the only ``analysis'' was to omit the (+) topics.

Although Common Core hedges by stating ``Standards with a (+) symbol may also appear in courses intended for all students'', what state is going to buck the trend of the two big consortia?

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