Overview
Relationships share the same set of properties and are documented below. Take a look at the other dataset docs to learn more about the types of relationships for each entity.relationshipType is the core property that differentiates the types of relationships between different entities.
Data relationship diagram
Diagram description
Diagram description
This diagram illustrates the shared property set that every relationship edge has. It does not show entity-to-entity topology or which relationship types connect which entities; for that, see the dataset-specific docs linked below.Example: A single edge—e.g. a hasEducationalAlignment from a Lesson to a standard—carries properties such as
relationshipType (“hasEducationalAlignment”), sourceEntity (“Lesson”), targetEntity (“StandardsFrameworkItem”), sourceEntityValue, targetEntityValue, author, license, description, identifier. A hasStandardAlignment (crosswalk) edge also has jaccard, stateLCCount, ccssLCCount, sharedLCCount. So every edge in the graph shares this common shape; the diagram is about that shape, not which nodes connect to which. Dataset docs: Academic Standards, Learning Progressions, Learning Components, Curriculum, Standards Crosswalks, Learner Variability Navigator. Some properties apply only to specific relationship types; see Standards Crosswalks and the footnote above.Relationship properties
Indicates properties that are only available for Standards Crosswalks and Learner Variability Navigator data.
Example
The example below shows the relationship between anActivity and a StandardsFrameworkItem.
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