How Is Unique Learning System Aligned to My State's Extended Standards?

Unique Learning System​ is designed specifically to give unique learners meaningful access to the general education curriculum. Using the Alignment Tools available, subscribers can make connections to their extended state standards.

Unique Learning System uses Instructional Targets to define the essence of content standards. Instructional Targets are the bridge between the general content standards adopted by a state and relevant curriculum content for unique learners. Your state's extended standards are possibly very alike, if not identical in some instances to n2y's Instructional Targets.

 

Service Providers using the Teacher Dashboard can see their state standards for each lesson activity listed at a glance. 

 

Users can also find Alignment Documents in the Alignment Tools section in Teacher Reference Materials.

 

Alignment documents and targets for connecting the Unique lessons and materials to standards:

• Content Standards: ELA, Math, Science, Social Studies, Transition, Preschool
• Instructional Targets
• Alignment tools for states who did not adopt the Common Core
• Dynamic Learning Maps Essential Elements
• National Social Studies Standards
• Next Generation Science Standards

  

 

Alignment Documents

The Alignment Documents should be used to ensure unique learners are connected and have access to the content standards. The Alignment Documents are in PDF forms, enabling users to fill in their state's extended standards.