Video Resource: Developing 5 Kinds of Knowledge Through 5 Kinds of Composing to Exceed Common Core: http://t.co/hSVENPoV #nwp #ccss
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Don't panic! There's help for transitioning to the Common Core.
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Turnitin has partnered with the English Professional Learning Council (EPLC) to develop three writing rubrics—argument, informative and narrative—that are aligned with the CCSS.
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You need to sign up and have the rubrics emailed to you, but it's worth doing! Delete the scoop?
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Sarah Tantillo, author of The Literacy Cookbook, tackles the argument vs. evidence challenge with 6 steps to help prepare students for the ELA CCSS. (CCSS: Teaching Argument vs. Delete the scoop?
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The Common Core State Standards ask teachers to shift from teaching persuasion to teaching argument. Some examples from teachers are included. Delete the scoop?
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Strategies for teaching argument to support CC ELA standards.
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The 2nd Common Core speaking/listening anchor standard is about integrating multiple sources of information, presumably into a speech, debate, or conversation. Delete the scoop?
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#CCSS aligned debate and persuasive writing unit with Edmodo, Scholastic http://t.co/q7MckWbL #edtech #engchat #ccchat #educhat
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Using Edmodo for debate gives more introverted students a voice. Delete the scoop?
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Great outline for introducing students to writing argument. Delete the scoop?
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Here I walk through my beginning of the year debate formats. I also discuss how debating connects with numerous CCSS anchor standards. Delete the scoop?
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Here are my thoughts on an icebreaker that seeks to immediately begin building an argumentative, collaborative culture in my classroom. Could be done on any day.
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