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Arizona Social Studies standards:
            
1SS-E14. Describe how the Renaissance and Reformation
              influenced education, art, religion, and government in Europe,
              with emphasis on:

                   PO 3. the development of Renaissance artistic and literary
                   traditions, including the works of Michelangelo, Leonardo da
                   Vinci, and Shakespeare.

Arizona Technology Education Standards

ESSENTIALS (Grades 4-8)
Students know and are able to do all of the above and the following:


3T-E1. Use formatting capabilities of technology tools for
communicating and illustrating
See: Language Arts (W-F1, PO5) 

PO 1. Use word processing editing tools to revise a
document (e.g., cut and paste, tabs and margins, font size,
font style, delete and undo, selecting, spell check, click and
drag)

PO 2. Design a word processing document with graphical
elements (e.g., clip art, digital photographs, symbols, using
text wrap, cropping, sizing, drawing tools)



Arizona Writing Standards

W-E5.Write a report that conveys a point of view and develops a topic
with appropriate facts, details, examples and descriptions from a
variety of cited sources 

(Grades 6-8)

PO 1. Write a report in own words (except for material quoted)
that states, develops and provides a concluding statement for
a point of view (perspective) about a topic that is narrow
enough to be adequately covered

PO 2. Organize a report with a clear beginning, middle and
end including use of smooth transitions

PO 3. Provide support through facts, details, examples or
descriptions that are appropriate, directly related to the topic,
and from a variety of cited sources

PO 4. Use personal interpretation, analysis, evaluation or
reflection to evidence understanding of subject

 

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