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What standards should be used for topics not covered by the Civics GSEs (when developing lesson plans or curriculum)?

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What standards should be used for topics not covered by the Civics GSEs (when developing lesson plans or curriculum)?

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For social studies content areas not covered in the Civics GSEs (e.g., economics, geography, history), the national standards for that particular content area are recommended. For a detailed listing of those standards, you can view the Standards-Based Guide for Social Studies Programs in Rhode Island Schools. Please note: The Standards-Based Guide for Social Studies Programs in Rhode Island Schools is provided as a reference item only for a listing of relevant national standards. It no longer dictates RIDE policy regarding the scope and sequence per General Law 16-22-2. General Law 16-22-2 has been changed to mandate the development and implementation of the Civics GSEs, and no longer applies to courses of study in social studies and history.