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Who We Are

Who are all these people? We are pulling back the curtain a bit to show you more about the cogs in the machine. We all have story of why we love working on SAS Curriculum Pathways that we want to share.

Students & Educators

Lucy KosturkoSeptember 24, 2015 0

No Cost. No Catch. How One Company Hopes to Close the Achievement Gap

No Cost. No Catch. How One Company Hopes to Close the Achievement Gap by Lucy Kosturko was originally posted on Getting Smart. Tucked along the northern coast of Spain lies the Cave of Altamira. For those who haven’t brushed up on your Upper Paleolithic history in a while, the Cave of

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Students & Educators

Lucy KosturkoMarch 2, 2015 0

Five Components for Successful Mobile Learning

Over the past couple of years, we've done a vast amount of research to publish our latest book, Mobile Learning: A Handbook for Developers, Educators, and Learners. The primary takeaway? [SPOILER ALERT!] Mobile learning initiatives are complex, confusing, convoluted... You get the idea. There is no silver bullet, and with so

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Students & Educators

Ralph MooreJanuary 27, 2015 1

Curriculum Focus: Career Technical Education

I learned to weld in high school. Not that well to be certain, but I understand the basics. To this day, I recognize the skill needed to lay down a smooth bead. Back then, Amador County High School, had a mandatory full-year technical education course that split students each

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Students & Educators

Jen SabourinDecember 9, 2014 3

Open Letter to the Girls of the World

Dear Girls of the World, I spent a lot of time as a young girl like you, wondering what type of career I might like. Now I’m part of a profession that is growing fast, with plenty of openings for high-paying jobs (a projected 1 million jobs in 2020, actually!)

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Ralph MooreOctober 30, 2014 0

SAS® Curriculum Pathways® Goes Global

While it may seem like a cliché uttered by an aging rock band, we are "big in Thailand." No, really! Since 1999, SAS Curriculum Pathways has been making a difference in the lives of students, teachers, and parents. Through interactive, web-based technology, SAS Curriculum Pathways delivers educational resources and curricula that

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Students & Educators

Tim McBrideOctober 27, 2014 1

Teleport Your Spanish Students!

Jumper cables, safety goggles, rubber gloves, a charmingly mad scientist, an endearingly animated and naïve student, a dangerous-looking contraption for “teleportation,” a boondoggle of frayed electrical wires—this unlikely mélange forms the set for our Spanish language videos—which follow the adventures of Miguel Del Mundo and his sidekick, Sabo. “Our primary

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Students & Educators

Ralph MooreOctober 14, 2014 0

South Africa and SAS® Curriculum Pathways®

Since 1999, SAS Curriculum Pathways has been making a difference in the lives of students, teachers and parents. And that impact doesn’t stop at international borders. Several schools in South Africa have implemented SAS Curriculum Pathways, including one school in the Diepsloot area. Murray de Villiers, General Manager: Academic Program

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Tim McBrideAugust 27, 2014 0

Pit-bull Guide to Powerful Prose

In 2008, I agreed to foster an ominous-looking shelter dog no one seemed willing to adopt. He doesn't have any papers, but a glance at his noggin makes clear that he's not a greyhound or a whippet. He's an American pit-bull terrier. Although his well-armored head and fence-post neck suggest he was

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Sarah CutlerJune 16, 2014 0

How SAS® Curriculum Pathways® Saved a Student Teacher

As a pre-service teacher, one of the most exciting, challenging, exhausting, and rewarding experiences is student teaching. During my student teaching semester, I was placed in a Common Core Math 1 class at a high school in Wake County, North Carolina. I found that as a CCM 1 teacher, understanding the mathematical content is

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Trena BrantleyMay 13, 2014 0

In part 1 of our copyright discussion we looked at asset and copyright basics. Today we’ll talk text assets and some challenges in science and math. Words Words Words Text assets nearly always require extra research. It’s a pretty safe bet that the original Chaucer or Shakespeare texts are in the public

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