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The use of grouping(colors)

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Is the order of the book the order that we need to teach?   Does that match the benchmarks?

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Is the order of the book the order that we need to teach?   Does that match the benchmarks?

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Can the order of the modules be adjusted to align with our state Check in assessments?

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Can the order of the modules be adjusted to align with our state Check in assessments?

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There are a TON of resources here.

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I still wonder about all the different parts of the whole program and how to use them together. I never got to the last section so I'm still wondering where that is.

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All of this looks great, but how do you pull it all together?  What does a lesson look like? When do you incorporate Mathia? etc......

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The resources available are very useful, however, I feel that there are still a lot of things that I need to learn to maximize the use of Carnegie Learning.

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Learned about the guides to help parents and assessments

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Dont think this is going to work this year

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Dont think this is going to work this year

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How will all this work with how things are going to be this year?

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How to use this with parents in mind as well and that they can also benefit from knowing how this program works.

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I am really good with the format of the textbook and online.  I love not having to create the lessons myself.

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I am really good with the format of the textbook and online.  I love not having to create the lessons myself.

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I love the whole program, but it is so hard to do this online and be in the correct space and have so many tabs going on and different screens.  It makes me think and wonder how the kids will be able to do this and keep up and know what is going on.  

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I love the whole program, but it is so hard to do this online and be in the correct space and have so many tabs going on and different screens.  It makes me think and wonder how the kids will be able to do this and keep up and know what is going on.  

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i like all of the teacher guides and other resources

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i like all of the teacher guides and other resources

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I am still wondering how to put this altogether? How do I know where to find the different lessons that match each student's needs? How is it recommended to use this resource? Do I teach a lesson from the book first? Do I do a mathia lesson first to see where students are?

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I like the red, blue, purple example.  Shows how we can meet needs.

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With social distancing, how effective will our discussions/group activities be?

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With social distancing, how effective will our discussions/group activities be?