AL Alt Standards

Design

• In the Key, we need to show the symbol ALAAS

• This symbol should also show next to any lesson aligned to the standards
• When a user clicks Actions → Lesson Plan, the standards should appear under the goal section
  • Standards should be truncated to show only the Curriculum Area
  • Clicking on the Curriculum Area will expand the standard details:
    • Standard ID
    • Standard
    • Sub-Standard (if applicable)
    • Grade
    • Description
    • Rationale

Business Rules

• Standards will show for customers located in the state of AL
• Standards will show for grade level selected/grade of student selected
  • For example, In Lesson Library (not student specific library), if grade 1 is selected, any lesson aligned to a ALAAS  for grade1 will display the ALAAS symbol
  • In the Student Specific Lesson Library, if the student is in grade 1, any lesson aligned to a ALAAS for grade 1 will display the ALAAS symbol
• Standards alignment can be found on EdGate portal and attached to the platform request
• The Area/Domain column on the spreadsheet will show for Curriculum Area
• If the lesson is aligned to more than one standard, all standards the lesson is aligned to will appear
• If the lesson aligns to an academic standard as well as an ALAAS standard, the ALAAS standards will show after/below the academic standards.
• If no sub-standard is available, do not show this field

Design

• Show ALAAS symbol next to any lesson name that aligns to a ALAAS Standard on the left-hand list of lessons
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• When lesson is expanded, show ALAAS symbol next to lesson name at top of page
• Include the phrase Alabama Alternate Achievement Standards next to the Mark as IEP Box
• Clicking on this phrase will open a pop-up that lists Curriculum Area
• Clicking on Curriculum Area will expand to show the details:
  • Standard ID
  • Standard
  • Sub-Standard (if applicable)
  • Grade
  • Description
  • Rationale
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• In the Key, display the ALAAS Symbol and the phrase Alabama Alternate Achievement Standards
• On the print lessons list for "With Standards," each lesson should show the ALAAS symbol next to the lesson name

Business Rules

• Any lesson aligned to a ALAAS Standard will display the ALAAS symbol
  • This will show for customers located in the state of AL
• There are no limitations to which roles may view the standards information
• The Area/Domain column on the spreadsheet will show for Curriculum Area
• The sub-standard will only show if that field is populated on the spreadsheet
• If the lesson is aligned to more than one standard, all standards the lesson is aligned to will appear
• The Description of Expectation column will show for Description
• When printing a list of lessons and selecting "With Standards", lessons aligned to any standard will pull to the list.
• We will show the ALAAS standards after/below the academic standards
  
  • In Key, show ALAAS after CCSS
  • If a lesson aligns to both a ALAAS and a CCSS:
    • On Lesson List, display ALAAS symbol after CCSS
    • On Main Display
      • Display ALAAS symbol after CCSS next to lesson Name
      • Next to Mark as IEP Box, display Alabama Alternate Achievement Standards below Common Core State Standards

Design

• Once "Learning Standards" has been selected, the ALAAS Standards will appear under View Details
• The heading for the section should be Alabama Alternate Achievement Standards
• Under this heading, display the following fields:
  • Curriculum Area
  • Standard ID
  • Standard
  • Sub-Standard (if applicable)
  • Grade
  • Description
  • Rationale

Business Rules

• Any lesson aligned to a standard for the student's grade level will display the standards information under View Details
  • We will only show the grade the student is assigned to. Meaning, if a lesson aligns to standards for grades 3, 4, & 5, and the student is in Grade 3, we will only show the standard for grade 3.
• If a lesson is aligned to both academic standards AND a SEL Standard, the ALAAS standards will fall below the CCSS standards and above the SEL Standards