OREGON DIGITAL REVIEWER’S GUIDE

Invite your students on a journey of observation, explanation, and participation in the study of Earth’s processes. An accessible writing style, original artwork by Dennis Tasa, and powerful technology create a program that leads your diverse classroom on a path to discovery.

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GETTING STARTEDLog In to Review

1 Go to: www.pearsonsuccessnet.com

2 Enter your log in credentials (choose one): Username PasswordORReviewer1Earth Pass1234 ORReviewer2Earth Pass1234 ORReviewer3Earth Pass1234 ORReviewer4Earth Pass1234 ORReviewer5Earth Pass1234 ORReviewer6Earth Pass1234 ORReviewer7Earth Pass1234

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COURSE HOME PAGEWhen you login in, you will arrive at the course home page.

1 Content links to tests you can assign to your students

2 Planning Access lesson plans and a calendar to manage pacing and assignments

3 Classes build and manage your classes

4 Reports Access test scores and mastery reports

5 Student Edition Digital eText of the student edition

6 Teacher Resources All available resources for the program

7 Click on Student Edition

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STUDENT RESOURCESLet’s take a look at the Student Edition eText and Resources.

1 Browse Tab allows you to browse through the book page by page

2 My Searches Tab brings up your recent searches

3 Search Type in keywords to search for content throughout the book

4 Toggle between the Instructor and Student View

5 You can navigate directly to a specific page. Type in page 281.

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STUDENT EDITION AND RESOURCES(continued)

1 Toggle between one or two page spread

2 Highlighter Highlight text just as you would a textbook

3 Push Pins Drag and drop pushpins to take notes. You can share your notes with your students or make private notes for yourself. All notes are saved to the Notes Manager

4 Table of Contents Use the folder system to easily navigate to different sections of the textbook

5 Student Resources includes online activities, reading and study worksheets, section summaries, lab worksheets, and word wise worksheets

6 Glossary links to audio glossary in English and Spanish

7 Notes All notes you make using the pushpin feature are saved to the notes manager. You can download and print your notes.

8 Bookmarks All bookmarks are saved here.

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STUDENT EDITION AND RESOURCES(continued)

9 Zoom

10 Bookmark

11 Audio Glossary in both English and Spanish

12 Hide/Show links

13 Toggle between Whiteboard/ Browser View

14 Audio of text to assist struggling readers, every page can be read aloud to students.

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TEACHER RESOURCESA variety of resources are available to help students capture what they are learning in class and apply their knowledge.

1 Lesson Plans Objectives, pacing suggestions, activities, and resources are outlined for every section.

2 Reading and Study Workbook Two Levels (A and B) to reinforce key concepts and develop notetaking skills. Available in English and Spanish!

3 Laboratory Manual and Teacher’s Guide By participating in handson lab experiences, student investigate and interpret Earth science principles to develop conclusions.

4 Chapter Test Assessment to encourage meaningful learning available in English and Spanish

5 Planet Diary Each chapter has links to activities that incorporate real world events and information to bring the chapter concepts to life for students.

6 Active Art Interactive art simulations ensure maximum understanding for every student.

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CONTENTAccess interactive assessments you can digitally assign to your students.

1 Test Type Select from Benchmark, Diagnostic, or Outcome Tests to assign digitally to your students. Select Benchmark.

2 Benchmark tests are available with a large number of questions available to assess your students throughout the year.

3 To preview an assessment, click on National Benchmark Test 1 and select View from the blue drop down menu.

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REPORTSAutomatic grading allows you to easily monitor student progress.

1 Test Scores shows you an overview of your student’s test scores. You can easily download and save the results in a csv file.

2 Mastery shows the percentage of program skills or state standards that have been mastered.

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REPORTSAutomatic grading allows you to easily monitor student progress.

STUDENT HOMEPAGEWhen you login in, you will arrive at the student home page.

1 Click on Open Book to view Student Edition

2 Notices Message from your teacher will appear here

3 Research Center A collection of research resources are available to all students.

4 Student Edition The student edition works exactly like the Teacher’s Edition.

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ASSIGNMENTSAccess assignments from the student home page.

1 To Do Click on the Green Arrow to see your To Do list.

2 When clicking on their To Do list, students can access new assignments made by their teacher as well as assignments they have already completed.

3 Students can toggle between their To Do list and the work that is already Done.

4 Click on an assignment in the list to begin.

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ASSIGNMENTSAccess assignments from the student home page.

TEST RESULTSStudents and parents can immediately see test results upon the completion of a test.

1 The left side of the Test Report shows the score, a list of skills the student successfully completed, and a list of topics that need more work.

2 The right side of the Test Report shows a list of the test question numbers. A green circle indicates a correct response. A red x indicates an incorrect response. Students can click on the question number to review the question, possible answers, and the chosen answer.

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Oregon Digital Reviewer’s Reference GuideCategory 4: Grades 9-12

To help you evaluate the digital assets of Pearson Earth Science, use this reference guide to pinpoint examples of where Pearson Earth Science meets specific IMET criteria.

The reference guide lists the digital specific criteria in the first column, and provides the navigation path to locate examples of this criteria in Pearson Earth Science on Pearson Realize. For example, to see one citation of Criterion 11a. The context of learning experiences, including relevant phenomena, questions, or problems, engages students in three‐dimensional learning, follow these steps:

1. Go online to: www.pearsonschool.com/or-science

2. Enter your login information:

Username: OregonScienceReview

Password: Pearson1

3. Select the Pearson Earth Science Student Edition

4. Navigate to page 728 to view additional STEM activities

(Review IMET Criteria citations on reverse)

Pearson

EARTH SCIENCE

IMET Criterion Citation 1 Citation 2

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The context of learning experiences, including relevant phenomena, questions, or problems, engages students in three‐dimensional learning.

Additional STEM activities in the print text. Please access the textbook via the Oregon Reviewer’s website

www.pearsonschool.com/or-science

11bProvides relevant firsthand experiences or models that allow students to make sense of the physical and natural world.

eText page 111 www.scilinks.org webcode: cjn-1043 Science & Nature-Climate Change Experiment Results Link: http://www.bbc.co.uk/sn/climateexperiment/

eText page 281 www.scilinks.org webcode: cjn-3103 How Volcanoes Happen Link: http://news.bbc.co.uk/2/hi/science/nature/4972366.stm

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Provides relevant applications for students to relate science to life, home, school, and various careers, and to apply their knowledge and skills as scientifically literate citizens.

eText page 111 www.scilinks.org webcode: cjn-1043 Pollution Solution lesson plan Link: http://school.discoveryeducation.com/lessonplans/programs/finiteoceans/index.html

eText page 337 www.scilinks.org webcode: cjn-4122 The Paleontology Portal Link: http://paleoportal.org/index.php

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Modifications and extensions for all students, including those performing above their grade level, to develop deeper understanding of the practices, disciplinary core ideas, and crosscutting concepts.

Teacher Resources Student and Teacher Resources Reading and Study Workbook A and B Lab Manual A and B

Download center can be found at: http://www.phschool.com/science Code: pearson

14f Materials in multiple language formats. eText Digital Spanish/English Glossary

19Digital and print materials are consistently formatted, visually focused, and uncluttered for efficient use.

See Earth Science digital walkthrough guide.

20 Provide virtual labs, simulations, and video-based learning experiences.

eText page 221 www.scilinks.org webcode: cjn-3081 Faultline Link: http://www.exploratorium.edu/faultline/activezone/index.html

eText page 281 www.scilinks.org webcode: cjn-3103 Predicting Volcanic Eruptions Link: http://volcanoes.usgs.gov/vsc/predict/EP_look_1000.html

21Allow teachers to access, revise, and print from digital sources (e.g., readings, labs, assessments, rubrics.)

Download center can be found at: http://www.phschool.com/science

Code: pearson

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Provides multiple opportunities for students to demonstrate and receive feedback on performance of practices connected with their understanding of disciplinary core ideas and crosscutting concepts.

Download center can be found at: http://www.phschool.com/science

Code: pearson

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Digital assessments are easy to manipulate and customize, are linked to Common Core State Standards, and have large problem banks.

ExamView Test Generator download center: http://www.phschool.com/science/examview_download_ctr/

Code: evscience

Oregon Digital Reviewer’s Reference GuideCategory 4: Grades 9-12 IMET Criteria Citations

Pearson

EARTH SCIENCE