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Common Core Video Series | EngageNY
A 15 part video series that is worth the look. An example of how sharing resources and working together is something that can benefit us all as we move to common standards.
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The Totally Amazing Appendix A « Six Trait Gurus
Great post on Appendix A of the ELA standards, specifically the few pages that outline the keys to CCSS writing standards. Very informative.
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Celly and the Common Core Standards « jeremyhyler40
Interesting article about how to use Celly, an online text messaging service, in a way that aligns with the CCSS.
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Education Week: New Literacy Standards Could Challenge Even Passionate Readers
Is this a good thing? Not sure. I do know that this article is a thought provoking look at the depth and complexity that could be a part of CCSS implementation. Definitely worth a read.
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Michael Milton (@42ThinkDeep on twitter) is publishing some great blog posts that contain ways to connect lessons to the CCSS. This is just one great example. There are links to others in the series at the bottom of this post.
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Formative Assessment Drives Common Core Mathematics, K-5
This publication from Eye on Education gives a look at the role formative assessment plays in K-5 mathematics instruction.
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10 Common Core Resources | Getting Smart
Great collection of resources from Getting Smart.
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Common Core State Standards: Middle School
Very helpful video from the Teacher Channel. 14 minutes in length, it would be great to show this to middle school math teachers to help them understand the changes expected of them under the CCSS.
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Looking At Quality Problems to Understand CCSS | All Things Common Core
How can you help math teachers shift to using higher-quality problems? Show them the problems, and solve them together! Love this article that describes a great approach for helping math teachers make the shift.
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