What science standards does Michigan use?
The new Michigan Science Standards (MSS) were adopted in Michigan in November 2015. These standards are based on the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS).
When did Michigan adopt Ngss?
Michigan’s new science standards draw heavily on the Next Generation Science Standards (NGSS), which were developed through a combined effort among 26 lead states and were released in 2013.
What is phenomenal science?
Phenomenal Science is a regional collaboration between the Science, Mathematics, Technology center at CMU and the Great Lakes Bay ISDs to develop K-5 Science Units through professional learning. It is sponsored by Michigan Virtual University®, Michigan STEM Partnership and is supported by the Great Lakes Bay ISDs.
What is the age for kindergarten in Michigan?
five years old
Michigan law* states that a child must be five years old on or before September 1 to enroll in kindergarten. Early Entry Option: With the change in the state law about when a child can enroll in kindergarten, some children may end up having to wait an extra year to attend.
Does Mi use Common Core?
The Common Core State Standards do not represent a curriculum; rather they serve as a framework around which curriculum can be developed by local school districts and educators. Michigan adopted the CCSS in June 2010.
What are the 6 criteria of science?
Six Criteria of Science : Consistent, Observable, Natural, Predictable, Testable, and Tentative.
What is Michigan Merit Curriculum?
The Michigan Merit Curriculum (MMC) MCL 380.1278b, allows a student to substitute one Physical Education and Health credit to acquire extra English language arts, mathematics, science or world language credits, if a student has an approved personal curriculum.
Is Common Core math taught in Michigan?
Forty-five states, four territories and the District of Columbia, as well as many private and parochial schools have adopted the Common Core. Michigan adopted the CCSS in June 2010.