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In the Fall of 2011, Bud Hunt facilitated a P2PU School of Ed course exploring the new Common Core Standards in Writing. He created an annotatible version of the CCSS that address writing as a way to begin to "internalize & critically consider the text of the writing standards." This is well worth spending some time exploring. ~klbz Delete the scoop?
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NCTE President Keith Gilyard Talks about NCTE and Common Core Standards, February 9, 2012... Delete the scoop?
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“Literacy thus becomes an essential aspect of disciplinary practice, rather than a set of strategies or tools brought into the disciplines to improve reading and writing of subject-matter texts,” Elizabeth Birr Moje wrote in ... Via anna smith Delete the scoop?
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“Writing today,” say the authors of Because Digital Writing Matters, “is pervasively and generally digital; composed with digital tools; created out of word, image, sound, and motion; circulated in digital environments; and consumed across a wide range of digital platforms.” Many teachers are wondering, however, whether digital writing can align with the ELA strand of the Common Core State Standards, now adopted by 45 states and DC. Delete the scoop?
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Author and educator Alan Sitomer blogs about his study of the Common Core State Standards & a vigorous discussion ensues.
See also his related blog post & discussion 'Common Core: The David Coleman Dilemma' http://bit.ly/wAMofw Delete the scoop?
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Blogger Susan Ohanian discusses NCTE relationship to Common Core State Standards. Delete the scoop?
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COLUMN | The teaching of writing is killing our children’s natural desire to express themselves. "Leading this movement is Paula Stacey, an editor and educator who has taught every level of writing instruction. Her Sept. 21 Education Week piece exposed the torture that is Composition 101. “We have the entire English department at a local high school,” Stacey wrote, “embracing a schoolwide essay format that calls for exactly three central paragraphs containing exactly eight sentences: topic sentence, detail sentence, commentary sentence, another detail sentence, another commentary sentence, a final detail sentence, a final commentary sentence, and a concluding sentence. “At a different high school across town, a history teacher hands out zeros to students who don’t have the thesis statement as the final sentence in the opening paragraph. Meanwhile, a woman I know who teaches at an elite research university bemoans the fact that her students, among the best in the country, have mastered the five-paragraph essay but can’t develop a complex idea in writing.” Via anna smith Delete the scoop?
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"Welcome to Literacy in the Common Core—the community devoted to supporting Writing Projects they respond to the opportunities and challenges of the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Our goal is to create a place where we can find each other and where we can aggregate/point to content about CCSS generated across NWP Connect. No endorsements—just information!" Delete the scoop?
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Regardless of the subject, persuasive writing is a key component of Common Core Standards. Delete the scoop?
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