The fifth myth about rigor is that if you use a certain resource, then that is rigorous. I've said this before, but resources are not the solution. It's what you do with those resources that makes a difference. It actually undervalues your work to give all the credit to a textbook, or technology tool. Rigor is about how you implement high standards--it's your instruction. Use great tools, but remember, it's what you do with them.
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