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Video Resource: Developing 5 Kinds of Knowledge Through 5 Kinds of Composing to Exceed Common Core: http://t.co/hSVENPoV #nwp #ccss Via Darren Burris 
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As districts continue to work to meet the needs of the Common Core, the issue of sharing the workload across content areas has been broached. "We ca...
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"Every child is AELL, an academic English language learner, including those from a home in which language usage maps more readily onto classroom contexts. However, youths with limited English proficiency, primary language delays, or nonstandard dialects will arguably have more acute and compelling academic oral language priorities as schools embark upon career and college readiness courses."
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In case you haven't noticed, the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) for ELA and Content Area Literacy place a heavy emphasis on text complexity (R.CCR.10). In short, the developers of the CCSS believe that college and ...
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Aligning nonfiction reading with the CCSS: Topic based book clubs. We are deep into our nonfiction unit study in Reading Workshop. Here is the way in which I've experimented with weaving the CCSS into this unit through ...
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The following blog post is part of a blog series called "Comments on the Common Core," written by Eye On Education's Senior Editor, Lauren Davis...
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Greati ideas on this bulletin board for improving student vocabulary.
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The CCSS Speaking and Listening standards are awesome for promoting better writing, reading, and engagement in your classroom -- here are some ways I grade them.
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January 30, 2013 12:09 PM
As always, Dave Stuart breaks down the CCSS in an engaging way, and even provides a rubric!
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This week: argumentative writing about a cheating scandal; informative writing about having fun with math; and narrative writing through describing a favorite food.
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Argumentative writing on topics that might interest students!
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Get a handle on Text Complexity with the help of Sarah Brown Wessling. See a presentation covering Text Complexity that includes the 3 part model for measuring text complexity. She also provides tips on applying Text Complexity to your classroom.
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Any teacher who has embarked on a research writing unit or taught students how to write a research paper knows it is a arduous and, often, unrewarding task.
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Analyzing infographics adds to digital literacy and critical thinking skills.
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Understanding Language is devoted to improving education for English Language Learners in light of the new Common Core State Standards and Next Generation Science Standards.
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Lessons designed for English Language Learners, but useful as a model for all ELA classes.
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18 Common Core lessons organized by comprehension strategy – defining, summarizing and comparing. A free PDF download
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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.
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Ten years from now, maybe sooner, you'll be able to find this article and laugh at its concept. Defending print -- how 20th century. As more schools move towards 1:1 computer-to-student ratios, as te
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At Gurus, we're often asked how the Common Core State Standards (www.commoncore.org) connect to the 6 traits. In the last few posts, we've talked about how the CCSS links to four specific traits: ideas, organization, voice, ...
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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.
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The Library of Congress offers classroom materials and professional development to help teachers effectively use primary sources from the Library's vast digital collections in their teaching.
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Search by standard and grade level, or find a resource and see what standards it works with. Themed resources, primary source sets, lesson plans and more!
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Jim Burke created The Digital Textbook, which focuses on a variety of text types. Excellent resource for upper middle and high school teachers!
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PollEverywhere has a nice feature to take responses and create a word cloud."
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t Deconstructing Nonfiction | On Common Core ime and time again, we hear that children do not know how to read nonfiction as well as fiction. It isn't that nonfiction is inherently more difficult than fiction.
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"Intro to Rhetorical Analysis: Common Core-Style"
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Just one of many great ideas from Lindsey Fuller
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