Mathematics
Standard 1: Uses a variety of strategies in the problem
solving process.
Benchmark 4: Formulates a problem, determines information
required to solve the problem, chooses methods for obtaining this
information, and sets limits for acceptable solutions.
Standard 3: Uses basic and advanced procedures while performing
the process of computation.
Benchmark 1: Adds, subtracts, multiplies, and divides whole
numbers, fractions, decimals, integers, and rational numbers.
Benchmark
3: Selects and uses appropriate computational methods (e.g. mental,
paper and pencil, calculator, computer) for a given situation.
Standard 6: Understands and applies basic and advanced concepts
of statistics and data analysis.
Benchmark 4: Organizes and displays data in simple bar graphs,
pie charts, and line graphs
Benchmark 5: Reads and interprets simple bar
graphs, pie charts, and line graphs
Life Science
Standard 5: Understands the structure and function of cells
and organisms
Benchmark
4: Knows that multicellular organisms have a variety of specialized
cells, tissues, organs, and organ systems that perform specialized
functions (e.g. digestion, respiration, reproduction, circulation,
excretion, movement, control and coordination, protection from disease).
World History
Standard 39: Understands the causes and global consequences
of World War I.
Benchmark 5: Understands how different countries were aligned
during World War I (e.g. the systems of alliances through which Europe
organized itself into World War I, the role militarism played in these
alliances and the reasons for the war's expansion beyond European
boundaries to become a world war; immediate causes for the entry of
different nations into World War I).
Standard
41: Understands the causes and global consequences of World War II.
Benchmark : Understands the impact of World War II on civilian
populations and soldiers (e.g. the roles of women and children during
the war and how they differed in Allied and Axis countries, the
hardships of the war on soldiers from both sides).
U.S. History
Standard 25: Understands the causes and course of World War
II, the character of the war at home and abroad, and its reshaping of
the U.S. role in world affairs.
Benchmark 7: Understands how World War II influences American
society (e.g. how the war fostered cultural exchange and promoted
nationalism and American identity, the effects on gender roles and the
American family).
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