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Monthly Archives: October 2014
Presentation Materials from Bay Area CCSS Summit
As part of the Third Annual San Francisco Bay Area Common Core State Standards Summit, convened by the Contra Costa County Office of Education, educators worked through research and materials match to the CCSS and vetted through Washoe’s Core Task … Continue reading
Posted in Core Task Project
Tagged Bay Area Summit, CCSS, Common Core, Contra Costa, IPG, Text Complexity
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62 6th through 10th Grade ELA Lessons Uploaded to 63000resources.com
As part of the Anthology Alignment Project, educators created sixty-two lessons matched to the Holt Elements of Literature—works based on some great writings. For those of you unfamiliar with the AAP, hundreds of teachers worked collaboratively to develop these materials, … Continue reading
Posted in Anthology Alignment Project
Tagged AAP, Anthology Alignment Project, CCSS, Cisneros, Common Core, Douglas, Keats
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Session 2 Materials from Literacy Unit Project
Teachers in grade 3rd through 5th gathered for the second session of the Literacy Unit Project. The aim of this endeavor is to have two to four units, matched to Enduring Understandings that stretch across all three grades, by the … Continue reading
Posted in Professional Development
Tagged Close Reading, Common Core, ELA, Literacy Units, PowerPoint, Rubric
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Session Materials from DC CTP
Washington D.C. educators gathered for a second time to work through materials that have been vetted through the Core Task and Core Task implementation Project. The three-hour session focused on text complexity and text-dependent questions. The work of bringing CTP … Continue reading
Presentation Materials: Elementary SEL/Student Voice and Academic Integration Training
Kate Crist helped bridge Common Core State Standards and Social Emotional Learning Standards in a presentation at the Elementary SEL/Student Voice and Academic Integration Training. Kate used the instructional move, Keep It or Junk it with an article by Vicki … Continue reading
Posted in Social Emotional Learning
Tagged CCSS, Common Core, Crist, SEL, Social Emotional Learning
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Core Task Project Instructional Moves Sourcebook
Over the course of the last three years, as teachers asked for assistance with the implementation of the Common Core State Standards, three questions consistently came up: What is the research that governs why we are being asked to shift … Continue reading
Evidence and Argument
Dr. Michael Kamil, Emeritus Professor at Stanford University and contributing author to the ELA Common Core State Standards, explains what students need to know about evidence. He notes that research about argumentation and citing evidence indicates that schools are not … Continue reading
Posted in Writing to Sources
Tagged CCSS, claims, Common Core, evidence, Michael Kamil, writing
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