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Common Core State Standards

Common Core State Standards. Session 6 6-12 English Language Arts. Rating Text Complexity. John F. Kennedy Inauguration Speech. Common Core Standards Qualitative Features of Text Complexity. Simple  Complex Explicit  Implicit Conventional  Unconventional

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Common Core State Standards

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  1. Common Core State Standards Session 6 6-12 English Language Arts

  2. Rating Text Complexity John F. Kennedy Inauguration Speech

  3. Common Core StandardsQualitative Features of Text Complexity • Simple  Complex • Explicit  Implicit • Conventional Unconventional • Events related in chronological order  Events related out of chronological order (chiefly literary texts) • Traits of a common genre or subgenre  Traits specific to a particular discipline (chiefly informational texts) • Simple graphics  Sophisticated graphics • Graphics unnecessary or merely supplemental to understanding the text  Graphics essential to understanding the text and may provide information not elsewhere provided

  4. Common Core StandardsQualitative Features of Text Complexity Language Demands: Conventionality and Clarity • Literal  Figurative or ironic • Clear  Ambiguous or purposefully misleading • Contemporary, familiar  Archaic or otherwise unfamiliar • Conversational  General Academic and domain specific • Light vocabulary load: few unfamiliar or academic words Many words unfamiliar and high academic vocabulary present • Sentence structure straightforward Complex and varied sentence structures • Though vocabulary can be measured by quantifiable means, it is still a feature for careful consideration when selecting texts • Though sentence length is measured by quantifiable means, sentence complexity is still a feature for careful consideration when selecting texts

  5. Common Core StandardsQualitative Features of Text Complexity Knowledge Demands: Life Experience • Simple theme  Complex or sophisticated themes • Single theme  Multiple themes • Common everyday experiences or clearly fantastical situations  Experiences distinctly different from one’s own • Single perspective  Multiple perspectives • Perspective(s) like one’s own  Perspective(s) unlike or in opposition to one’s own • Everyday knowledge  Cultural and literary knowledge • Few allusions to other texts  Many allusions to other texts • Low intertextuality (few or no references to other texts)  High intertextuality (many references or citations to other texts)

  6. Common Core StandardsQualitative Features of Text Complexity Levels of Meaning (chiefly literary texts) or purpose (chiefly informational texts) • Single level of meaning Multiple levels of meaning • Explicitly stated purpose  Implicit purpose, may be hidden or obscure

  7. Common Core StandardsQualitative Features of Text ComplexityStructure • Simple  Complex • Explicit  Implicit • Conventional Unconventional • Events related in chronological order  Events related out of chronological order (chiefly literary texts) • Traits of a common genre or subgenre  Traits specific to a particular discipline (chiefly informational texts) • Simple graphics  Sophisticated graphics • Graphics unnecessary or merely supplemental to understanding the text  Graphics essential to understanding the text and may provide information not elsewhere provided

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