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Edivate Common Core 360: step-by-step support for Common Core success

Successfully implementing Common Core or state standards can be done more easily and more quickly than you might think

Thousands of educators across the US have used the tools and resources in Edivate, the new PD 360, to masterfully implement their state standards and raise test scores in the process. Now, your educators can use these same tools to replicate that success.

The content in Edivate provides detailed, comprehensive examples of how the leading districts, schools, and classrooms have successfully implemented their state standards.

Why Choose Edivate’s Common Core Resources?

400+ Videos

Get unlimited access to a constantly growing library of standard-specific training videos

200+ Lesson Plans

Download step-by-step Common Core-aligned lesson guides

1 Million Educators

Share Common Core implementation ideas and lesson plans with hundreds of thousands of educators across the country

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STANDARD BY STANDARD VIDEO INSTRUCTION

Everything you need for state-standard success is in Edivate

Edivate contains the largest library of Common Core and state standard training videos available, with hundreds of videos:

Footage of hand-selected master teachers demonstrating Common Core- and state standard-aligned lessons in their own classrooms that will walk your teachers through every standard in every grade and subject area

Standards-specific, downloadable lesson plans

CROSSWALKING TOOLS

Crosswalking tools

With Edivate, you get the crosswalking resources you need to successfully take the first steps in implementing the Common Core in a district or school:

Detailed guidelines for creating a powerful, persuasive Common Core message that ensures the buy-in of educators and the community at large—created by experts in the Kentucky Department of Education, the first state to implement the Common Core