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Implementing the CCSS for ELA - Reading
October 3, 2013
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One Word Ice Breaker
Think about your current reading workshop. What one word would you use to describe it.
Find your group. Discuss your word and why you chose
it.
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Agenda
* Common Core Speaking and Listening Standards
*Video Clip – Preparing for Small Group Work
*10 Minute Break *Architecture of a Mini-lesson – Making
it Your Own Collaboration on the New Unit - Insights
Into Characters
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CCSS Literacy Strands
There are 4 Literacy Strands Reading Writing Speaking and Listening Language
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6 Overarching CCR Anchor Speaking & Listening Standards
›Comprehension and Collaboration (1-3)
›Presentation of Knowledge and Ideas(4-6)
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Getting to Know the Speaking and Listening Standards
Look at the Speaking and Listening Standards for your grade level.
In what ways do the reading units address these standards?
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CCSS in Action
View video clip. Learning map reflection
› What do you notice?› What are you already doing?› What might you try?
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Take a break!
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Refining Workshop Practices
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Describe your Workshop Routine
How do you set expectations? How do you bring students to the
meeting area? Where/ how do students sit? How do you let students know it is time
to begin? What consistent routines provide
structure?
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Connection Options
Make it exciting Tell a personal story. Connect to a student sample. Remind students of the previous day‘s
teaching point. Refer to the mentor text Notice student achievements.
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Demonstration/ Teaching
Names and demonstrates or models one skill or strategy.
Explicitly name the teaching point Use clear, explicit, simple language Use signal words to:
› Cue the demonstration› Start the demo› Alert students
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Ways to Actively Engage
Teacher provides a shared text Students research a demonstration Students restate their understanding of
a teaching point Students imagine how they’ll use the
strategy
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Student Response during Active Engagement
Symphony Turn and Talk (eye to eye, knee to
knee) Thumbs up, Thumbs down Partner 1, Partner 2 Whiteboards
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Independent Reading
What students are doing
What the teacher is doing
•Reading self-selected books•Responding to reading•Practicing the minilesson strategies
•Meeting with small groups of students to provide reading instruction based on needs•Conferring with students to support individual needs
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Let’s Collaborate!
Choose a colored slip. Find the other people in the room who
share your color. Collaborate and plan how you will
teach the minilesson. Don’t forget to find the “tricky” parts of
the lesson.
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Whip Around
One thing I will do . . .