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Building standards-aligned curriculum means knowing exactly what a state expects at each grade level, and how a given standard evolves as students progress. Connected to Neotask, Learning Commons Knowledge Graph lets you look up K-12 academic standards across all 50 states, break them into granular learning components, and trace how a standard progresses across grade levels — the kind of research curriculum developers usually do by hand across multiple state documents.
| Learning Commons Knowledge Graph | Look up K-12 academic standards across all 50 states, break them into granular learning components, and trace how a standard progresses across grade levels. |
Tell Neotask the subject, grade, and state. It looks up the relevant standard in the Learning Commons Knowledge Graph and breaks it into the specific learning components your unit needs to cover.
Ask how a specific standard evolves from third to fifth grade. Neotask traces the progression through the knowledge graph so you can scaffold instruction accordingly.
Yes — K-12 academic standards across all 50 states.
Standards are broken down into smaller, specific pieces rather than left as one broad statement, which is more useful for building actual lesson content.