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OBJECTIVES
Adding Objectives to a List or Removing Them from a List
Adding Objectives to a List or Removing Them from a List
Who Can Do This?
 District Administrator
 District Staff
 School Administrator
 School Staff
 Teachers
To change capabilities,
see page 162.
After an objective list has been created, you may decide to add more objectives or to
remove objectives that you don’t want to use for your classes. If you are using one of
the objective lists that was created automatically for each library, you cannot add or
remove objectives; however, you can make a copy of the list (see page 40) and add or
remove objectives in the new copy of the list.
Follow these steps to add objectives to a list or remove them from a list:
1. Click Libraries, Assignment Book, or Extended Response in the list of
Accelerated Math tasks on the Home page.
2. Select your school and class from the drop-down lists if necessary.
3. Click Manage Objectives on the left side of the page.
4. If the page asks you to choose an objective list, select it from the drop-down list. (If
you came from the Assignment Book or Extended Response page, you are
changing the list that is used by the class you chose on that page.)
5. Click Add/Remove. (If the link is not available, you are not the list owner or an
administrator, or you’ve chosen one of the lists that was generated automatically
for each library.)
Objectives will
appear in the order
in which they’re
added. For example, if you
add all Grade 2 objectives and
then add a few Grade 1
objectives, the Grade 2
objectives will appear first. To
change the order, see
page 46.
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6. Next, you need to choose the objectives that you want to add or remove. To start,
click the drop-down list and choose whether to add objectives by library, by
searching for objective names, or by searching for standard codes. Then, follow
the instructions for the approach you chose:
•
To add objectives by library, see page 42.
•
To add them by searching for objective names, see page 44.
•
To add them by searching for state standard codes, see page 45.
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