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With Posterous Closing I have moved one of my "permanent" resource pages to Wordpress. For those that find the daily curation of Scoop.it a bit overwhelming (!), this is the site where I try to sift it down to the "essentials." Delete the scoop?
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New State Standards to Engender 'Deeper Learning of Math' SCVNEWS.com The Math CCSS Showcase allowed participants to learn how to integrate CCSS math content standards and practices, engage in activities that foster knowledge and the art of... Delete the scoop?
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Having students develop better questions, or even higher order questions, allows for a deeper understanding of a subject. Watch as Ms. Francisco uses a variety of strategies to encourage higher order questioning from her students. Delete the scoop?
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Column: Common Core Standards a climb toward excellence Aiken Standard Common Core Standards have been the subject of a lot of misinformation in the past few months: They will cost money we don't have; they will force students to read insulation...
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This is a video for teachers who would like to bring the Literacy Design Collaborative's framework to their schools. The inspiration for this video came from... Delete the scoop?
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For the most part, the PARCC assessment is all about pairings: paring texts, pairing selected response questions, pairing pairing selected response with constructed response. Oh my head! I've been working like a madwoman ...
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A MiddleWeb Book Review Big Skills for the Common Core: Literacy Strategies for the 6 -12 Classroom By Amy Benjamin with Michael Hugelmeyer (Eye on Education...
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Educators support Common Core Washington Post In referring to tea party resistance to Common Core standards in education, Elizabeth Follin [“An education story that remains to be told,” Free For All, June 8] wrote, “[A] great many professional...
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As much as the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are changing instructional practice in the classroom, we must acknowledge that student learning under CCSS requires a schoolwide transformation that transcends ...
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Student debate has the capacity to both deeply engage the students in relevant learning, and to encourage students to be deep thinkers. Debate is more than simply arguing.
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They should research in the library, before they debate to get an accurate picture. Encourage teachers to create a reseach "task" for a debate and not just "respond" to a close reading with that as the only material for "positions." Delete the scoop?
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New America Media is a nationwide association of over 3000 ethnic media organizations representing the development of a more inclusive journalism.
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#CCSS resources page with links to tools for educators & parents. Check it out here: http://t.co/AdDsh7ZONs Delete the scoop?
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As part of a series of education discussions, this article will offer a closer look at what exactly the Common Core State Standards are and what it means for our schools.
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Debate over the subject's relevancy brews even as the common standards expect students to master that content. 
Sue Thuma's curator insight,
June 17, 10:44 AM
Everyone needs to be encouraged to enroll in Algebra II. Too many times students with ability opted out or were encouraged to take easier courses because of factors having nothing to do with academics. I think Algebra II should be required and options given if problems arise after an honest attempt to master the subject. I am afraid legislators are using their own bad experiences with math to make policy that doesn't move mathematics education forward. Delete the scoop?
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I recently attended an event showcasing state initiatives that focus on the goal of ensuring all third grade students read on grade level – a lofty and perfectly reasonable goal. The participants in the program included three governors as well as...
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I’m taking several (4) courses this summer as I begin working on my PhD in (you guessed it!) curriculum and instruction at Kent State.
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Common Core wrongly tied to data project Lawrence Journal World (blog) The Common Core standards in reading and math in Kansas do not require states to collect massive amounts of personal data on every student.
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June 15, 7:57 PM
How the h#ll can they just lie about this? I have an easy way for you to verify this data collection: Kansas agreed to longitudinal data collection for $9mill grant http://nces.ed.gov/Programs/SLDS/state.asp?stateabbr=KS
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Teaching students to contextualize, or understand the things happening around certain historical events allows them to gain a deeper knowledge of lessons.
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June 16, 8:46 AM
The Common Core recognizes the extensive nature of the word "text." For each discipline, the word remakes an image in the disciplinarian's mind: for a musician, the text is comprised of notes on the page or the lilting tune in the air; for the artist, the text is canvas and artist; for social scientists, the text is not only the documents but the artifacts, the context and content of events and ideas. Delete the scoop?
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Below are materials used for the Literacy Design Collaborative training May 9th and 10th in Savannah, Ga. The first link will take you to the PowerPoint Daniel and I use. The second link goes to the Table Leader Guidebook. Delete the scoop?
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