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Preparing All Students for Success Model by Curriculum Advantage

12/01/08

Preparing All Students
for Success Model
by Curriculum Advantage

CURRICULUM ADVANTAGE introduces the Preparing All Students for Success (PASS) Model for use with its Classworks instructional software. The new, research-based instructional model is designed to help educators identify struggling students and help every student graduate from high school. Teachers can use the PASS Model to implement standards-based Classworks content in a way that provides students with individualized instruction. The model primarily focuses on math, reading, and writing skills, and it works on three different levels to address the needs of students in middle school, in transition from middle to high school, and in high school. Price: Pricing begins at $7,200 as an add-on to a Classworks site license.

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