Important Notice: The Keyword Search search engine searches the entire contents of the KCDL database. It does not search the curriculum documents available from the issuing agencies that are posted on this site as PDF files. Additionally, please note that you may not combine the Full Text search engine with the Advanced Search engine.
A few simple rules to follow when searching :
A phrase must be enclosed in double quotes (for example, "special education"). Keyword searches are always case-insensitive. A word or phrase must match exactly.
You can list multiple words and phrases connected by And, Or, or And Not. The following search : "united states" And history would match all the following:
How do I make my searches more effective?
Use at least two or three search terms. By using more keywords to narrow
your search, you can locate documents that fit your information needs more
precisely. Be specific. Try to pick words that are unique to the topic
you're investigating.
Simply select your query item from the pull-down search boxes--by either scrolling through the lists or typing the first letter or number value of your search term. Then select the desired logical operator (AND, OR, or AND NOT) to connect search fields together; and click on the "Search" button.