Comparative Government and Civics Curriculum Developer
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This subcontract opportunity is for a Comparative Government and Civics Curriculum Developer to support prime contractors on projects for the State of Alaska Department of Education and Early Development. The selected developer will be responsible for creating a comprehensive statewide curriculum and instructional materials that specifically integrate the founding history of the United States in accordance with SB23 legislative requirements. To ensure successful adoption across various Alaska school districts, the developer will utilize alignment matrices and educational design software. The ultimate goal of the engagement is the delivery of a complete, standardized statewide curriculum under NAICS code 611710.
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AK, USASet-Aside
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Request for Information CIVICS EDUCATION CURRICULUM AND ASSESSMENTS
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