Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) Review
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One of the areas for reform is in the ways textbooks are written. A major purchaser of textbooks is the State of Texas, whose standards for acceptance have a large influence on the way textbooks are written that are sold to other states. The basis for public education in Texas is the Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills documents, which guide the ways textbooks are selected and courses are taught and examined.
2010 Hearings on Social Studies TEKS
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Texas Essential Knowledge and Skills (TEKS) — The standards for textbooks to be used in Texas public schools.
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Social Studies TEKS — The subject of the hearings of 2010.
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Texas Education Agency. Hearings at and comments to: 1701 N Congress Av, Austin, TX 78701.
- Testimony of Jon Roland, January 13, 2010.
- Testimony of Jon Roland, May 19, 2010.
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Overview of the State Board of Education (SBOE). Why its work matters, and how the public may work with it to influence textbook content.
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SBOE Officers, Committees, and Members — Who you need to contact and how.
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SBOE District Maps — Enables you to find your member of the SBOE.
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//www.constitution.org/reform/us/tx/textbook/teks.htm Maintained: Jon Roland of the Constitution Society Original date: 2010/1/13 — |