Common Core Website: Where are the Standards?

[Janice]

You may not be able to answer this question.  Many of the documents we have created for our district includes direct links to the standards on the Common Core website.  Apparently those pages have all been taken down and the only access is through the pdf files.  Do you know if this is temporary? Is there another site that we can use to directly link to particular standards?

 

Thanks.

[Bill McCallum]

They standards are still there at http://www.corestandards.org/Math. They recently redid all of the urls to bring about some standardization, so you can predicted the url from the standard. For example, to go to 6.EE.5 you type http://www.corestandards.org/Math/Content/6/EE/B/5. The uppercase B refers to the fact that this standard is in the second cluster of its domain in grade 6.

[Janice]

Thank you, Bill.

I discovered that high school is slightly different.  In place of the grade level, enter HS and then the conceptual category.  For example HSA for high school algebra.

[Celeste]

Dear Bill, 
I really enjoyed your article on the Common Core! It’s exciting to see how this is changing the way we teach and am so glad that the Common Core is being implemented in schools across the US.
 
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