Welcome to the 2012 Summer Institute - ELA Common Core!
I won't lie. I am a wiki-novice! I am setting this up as a space where participants can find information, resources, or have discussions. It is PRIMARILY for storing a LOT of resources so they can be retrieved at a later date and at the participant's convenience. I guess I could add more pages as we go along!
Here are some of the main websites you can use for resources/information!
Also, a participant added some AP English Language rubrics for a research paper that use the CCR Writing Standards - see Module 4 for the 3 rubrics (process, format, and research/synthesis essay).
Sharon Miller (PacosMom) uploaded some documents from Education Week that deal with the Common Core. There is a great deal of good information and some articles by some who raise some concerns that need to be addressed. common_core_stds_assessment_Feb2012.pdf Professional_Development_CCS.pdf
ACADEMIC VOCAB list (I found this on the internet...I take NO credit! :)
Arizona Dept. of Ed BINDER information! ADE Print Shop Information Contact: Mike Jordan 602.542.3088 printshop@azed.gov
Please give at least 2 weeks notice to the print shop for all printing jobs (3 weeks if the binders need to be delivered!)
As of February 2, 2012, the printing costs for the binders are as follows:
ELA Administrator Binder $26.71 ELA 2 Day Participant Binder $24.81
When ordering, please use the above titles in your request. Prices are subject to change so please ask for a quote prior to contracting for services.
Check out this site: A Close Video Reading of the Common Core ELA. It was created by Kevin Hodgson Using TEDedBeta. Your instructions:
This flipped classroom project is designed to give you an overview of the ELA standards of the Common Core using a video from The Teaching Channel. Your task is to conduct a "close reading" of the video just as you would with a piece of reading. Pay attention to the ways information is presented, the producer's stance, strategies for explanation, the selection of interviewees, and more.
The link: http://ed.ted.com/on/WvtU633T
Welcome to the 2012 Summer Institute - ELA Common Core!
I won't lie. I am a wiki-novice! I am setting this up as a space where participants can find information, resources, or have discussions. It is PRIMARILY for storing a LOT of resources so they can be retrieved at a later date and at the participant's convenience. I guess I could add more pages as we go along!
Here are some of the main websites you can use for resources/information!
Common Core Inititive
Also, check out the APP! "Hey! There's an APP for that!"
www.ASCD.org
www.commoncore.org
Also, a participant added some AP English Language rubrics for a research paper that use the CCR Writing Standards - see Module 4 for the 3 rubrics (process, format, and research/synthesis essay).
Sharon Miller (PacosMom) uploaded some documents from Education Week that deal with the Common Core. There is a great deal of good information and some articles by some who raise some concerns that need to be addressed.
common_core_stds_assessment_Feb2012.pdf
Professional_Development_CCS.pdf
ACADEMIC VOCAB list (I found this on the internet...I take NO credit! :)
Arizona Dept. of Ed BINDER information!
ADE Print Shop Information
Contact: Mike Jordan
602.542.3088
printshop@azed.gov
Please give at least 2 weeks notice to the print shop for all printing jobs (3 weeks if the binders need to be delivered!)
As of February 2, 2012, the printing costs for the binders are as follows:
ELA Administrator Binder $26.71
ELA 2 Day Participant Binder $24.81
When ordering, please use the above titles in your request.
Prices are subject to change so please ask for a quote prior to contracting for services.
Check out this site: A Close Video Reading of the Common Core ELA. It was created by Kevin Hodgson Using TEDedBeta. Your instructions:
This flipped classroom project is designed to give you an overview of the ELA standards of the Common Core using a video from The Teaching Channel. Your task is to conduct a "close reading" of the video just as you would with a piece of reading. Pay attention to the ways information is presented, the producer's stance, strategies for explanation, the selection of interviewees, and more.
The link: http://ed.ted.com/on/WvtU633T