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Goals and Program
Core Trans-
Academic Of TASKS
Content formations
Expectations Studies
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The number of goals for
Kentucky students.
A10A
What is 6?
A10Q
Seventy items that describe
what every student must
know and be able to do to
graduate from high school
in Kentucky.
A20A
What are
Academic
Expectations?
A20Q
The goal that contains most
of the academic content by
subject area.
A30A
What is Goal 2?
A30Q
The two goals that are not
tested in CATS assessment.
A40A
What are goals
3 and 4?
A40Q
The two goals that are
embedded in all content
areas.
A50A
What are goals
5 and 6?
A50Q
A description of the
Program of Studies.
What is “the minimum
content required for all
students before
graduating from a
Kentucky high school”?
The section of the POS that:
gives an overview of curriculum
at each level, describes the
Individual Graduation Plan, and
discusses students with
disabilities and diploma vs.
certificate programs.
What is the
“Curriculum
Guidelines” section?
The Required Content
Areas section is divided
first by this.
What is age level?
In the Required
Content Section and
within each age level
section, the POS is
divided by this.
What is subject area?
Competencies in the
POS are associated
with a number that
refers to this.
What is an Academic
Expectation?
The Core
Content is a
subset of this
document.
What is the Program of
Studies?
The Core Content is
divided by this.
What is subject area?
Within each subject
area, the Core
Content is divided
by this.
What is assessment year?
The meaning of
MA-M-2.2.5.
What is
Math
Middle School
Geometry/Measurement
Skills
5th content statement?
The meaning of
SC-H-2.4.2.
What is
Science
High School
Earth/Space Science
Formation and Ongoing
Changes of the Universe
2nd content statement?
The Transformations
document is
organized by this.
What is Academic
Expectations?
They define the
outcomes and provide
benchmarks to indicate
student progress
toward the outcome.
What are
demonstrators?
They are
activities that can
be used in other
disciplines.
What are Applications
Across the
Curriculum?
They suggest real-
life applications and
connections across
other content areas.
What are learning
links?
They give insights
about why outcomes
are important for
students.
What are Reflections?
The two goals that are
addressed in the TASKS
document.
What are goals 1 and
2?
A document that is
referenced in TASKS
by skill number.
What is COACH?
This is the first listing
under each Academic
Expectation – Part A.
What is “Sample
Instructional
Activity”?
This is where you will find
ways “Students with diverse
educational abilities” could
demonstrate this A.E.
within the Sample Class
Activity.
Where is listed under Part
B?
After an
Elementary,
Middle, and
High School
activity, you will
find this.
What is More Ideas and
Examples?
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