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Current Events. Strategiesgraphicorg_0607_%20pp66_105. What Will You Create Today? The biggest obstacle teachers face when trying to integrate technology is time.

What Will You Create Today?

There aren’t very many opportunities during the day to explore new tools, think of ways to use them with the curriculum, or actually sit down to write a comprehensive lesson plan. Plus, the implementation of Standard V just adds to the already existing high levels of stress. Fortunately, higher levels of technology integration promote student choice, which means less planning on the part of the teacher. Over the summer, I worked on some computer lab posters that will help guide students in choosing the right tool for their project, and support teachers in their efforts for easier ways to integrate. Free Online College Courses from Top Universities.

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Health/PE. SAT/ACT. Quia. CC’s Seventh Shift. Librarians are often more comfortable working in the literacy classroom than manipulating mathematical data, but it may be statistics that prove to be our greatest ally.

CC’s Seventh Shift

When the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) were rolled out two years ago, they were packaged as content standards, and six instructional pedagogical shifts were identified. Those shifts called for additional attention to vocabulary, nonfiction materials, text complexity, literacy across content areas, increased curriculum rigor from kindergarten through high school, and a focus on producing evidence (versus opinion).

By drawing conclusions from data extrapolated from the English Language Arts (ELA) CCSS, librarians can build a strong case for a seventh shift: research. In the world of statistics, occurrence, or frequency, is often used to interpret results. 11 Tips on Teaching Common Core Critical Vocabulary. Teaching vocabulary within the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) is an essential component of standards-based curriculum alignment.

11 Tips on Teaching Common Core Critical Vocabulary

Making the critical words second nature to our students will enhance achievement on assessments and will be useful in college and career. To process and store the academic vocabulary of the standards, our students’ brains require an efficient automatic memory system. Browse All Lessons. Share My Lesson - Free K-12 Resources By Teachers, For Teachers. WatchKnow.

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