Good choice — curriculum alignment

Focusing on adapting lessons to US standards will make your classes more relevant and easier for US families to trust; a useful next step is mapping your syllabus to common standards (for math, often CCSS or state standards) and choosing grade-appropriate learning goals.

Aligning lessons to US curricula

Now match each learner level to the typical topic areas you should prioritise when aligning lessons to US curricula.

Match each learner level on the left with the topic area you should prioritise for alignment on the right.Middle school — Mathematics (ages ~11–13)High school — Mathematics (ages ~14–18)Middle school — Coding (ages ~11–13)High school — Coding (ages ~14–18)College or adult learners — Mathematics

Write one sentence describing one concrete change you'll make to a lesson to align it with US standards.

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