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| Final Functional Independence Social Studies EGLCE/EHSCEs/Alternate Content Expectations | |
| Grade 5 Social Studies EGLCEs | Grade 11 Economics EHSCEs |
| Grade 8 Social Studies EGLCEs | Grade 11 World History and Geography EHSCEs |
| Grade 11 Civics EHSCEs | Grade 11 US History and Geography EHSCEs |
The files below are the alternate content expectations for science for the State of Michigan. These alternate content expectations align with the general K-12 Michigan science performance standards. These alternate content expectations serve as the foundation for science instruction for students with the most significant cognitive disabilities and will be the expectations to which Michigan's alternate assessment (MI-Access) in science will be based starting in Spring 2022. It is important to note that there are files that outline expectations with a Michigan Range of Complexity for Kiindergarten, Grades 1, 2, 3, 4, 5, middle school, and high school. However, MI-Access science will be administered at grades 5, 8, and 11 beginning in Spring 2022.
To learn how these alternate content expectations were developed and how they are structured, please read "Michigan's Alternate Content Expectations for Science: Development Process and Structure" before opening any of the alternate content expectation files.
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Science - 2007 Version The 2007 versions of the Science Extended Benchmarks are included here |
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| Final Version 9/17/07 Using Earth Science Knowledge Extended Benchmarks | Final Version 9/17/07 Constructing New Scientific Knowledge Extended Benchmarks |
| Final Version 9/17/07 Using Life Science Knowledge Extended Benchmarks | Final Version 9/17/07 Reflecting on Scientific Knowledge Extended Benchmarks |
| Final Version 6/6/08 Using Physical Science Knowledge Extended Benchmarks | |
