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We hope everyone had a safe and happy Independence Day! Most of us in the Ohio office had our activities rained out. While the holiday brought business to a slower pace, we know it's now time for our clients to gear up for the next school year and we are preparing for the busy time.
Please let us know if you have questions or would like to see certain features included in the AB Snapshot.
Sincerely,
Academic Benchmarks
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Helpful Hint!
Our Support Team often receives questions regarding documents that can be resolved by simply re-requesting the document and downloading the latest version of the standards.
Our data team is constantly reviewing and making improvements to our standards collection. You can likely resolve a delivery issue on your own by requesting an updated file of the standards from your 'Delivered' tab and then downloading it from your FTP site.
See our KnowledgeBase article on Managing your standards license for more information and instructions.
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MetaMetrics:
MetaMetrics Partners with Top Publishing Companies
Through a collaboration that includes Houghton Mifflin Harcourt, Pearson, and McGraw-Hill Education, among others, MetaMetrics joins to bring Quantile measurement to new math textbooks. The Quantile® Framework for Mathematics, developed by MetaMetrics, is a unique system using a common scale and metric to assess student's achievement level and the difficulty of specific skills and concepts. By aligning these textbooks to the Quantile Framework, users have accessibility to a plethora of free tools, provided by MetaMetrics, supporting differentiated instruction. Read More. |
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Common Standards Initiative
The Common Standards Initiative is well underway and we have received positive feedback from our clients. Don't forget that you can now use the "Configure" tab when Managing your License to include or exclude specific documents from your delivery. If you use our Alignment tool, you may also want to visit the KnowledgeBase articles below to learn more about new functionality.
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