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Secondary Librarians Supporting Common Core

Secondary Librarians Supporting Common Core. Jim Belair, Ashlee Bryant, Dr. Kristen Driskill. Points to consider. What changes are occurring in classroom instruction? In light of these changes, what do teachers need to know regarding resources, technology, etc. available to them?

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Secondary Librarians Supporting Common Core

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  1. Secondary Librarians Supporting Common Core Jim Belair, Ashlee Bryant, Dr. Kristen Driskill

  2. Points to consider What changes are occurring in classroom instruction? In light of these changes, what do teachers need to know regarding resources, technology, etc. available to them? What am I currently doing to support teachers and the CCSS? What changes can I make to further support the teaching and learning in my school (short-term and long-term)?

  3. But we are going to talk about one of the “shifts”… NY Dept. of Education: Shift 1: Balancing Informational and Literary Texts Shift 3: Staircase of Text Complexity Student Achievement Partners: “Building knowledge through content-rich nonfiction and informational texts”

  4. How does the Common Core define complex text? 3-Part Model

  5. Quantitative Measures:A Good First Step Observable & Measurable: Word frequency, sentence length, and word count Updated scale

  6. Text Complexity Lexile: 810L In which of the text complexity bands would this novel fall?

  7. Text Complexity Lexile: 810L In which of the text complexity bands would this novel fall?

  8. Qualitative Measures • Purpose • Structure • Language • Knowledge Demands

  9. Text Complexity So, how would we use the rubric for literary text to determine a qualitative measure for The Hunger Games?

  10. Text Complexity

  11. Reader & Task Considerations

  12. So, based on the three measures…

  13. Your turn…

  14. Scaffolding Complex Texts

  15. Online Databases • Use to locate high quality Informational Text • Teachers need to know how to locate info! • Teachers need to know they can put articles into a Resource List • Mindset Shift: Databases are building wide not just library items • Many Databases contain lexiles Consider purchasing Opposing View Points from Gale

  16. Information Fluency Continuum • Grade Level Benchmark Skills • Inquiry Based Learning • Aligned to Common Core Standards • All the Graphic Organizers are on the SLS Website • Endorsed by SLSA and most SLS Councils

  17. Monroe 2-Orleans Regional Curriculum

  18. Where to Find Regional Documentswww.monroe2boces.org

  19. Module 1: Unlocking the text Module 2/3: Author’s craft Module 4: Integration of ideas

  20. Module 6: Literary analysis

  21. Overview of Modules Grades 3-12 • Module 1: Unlocking the Text-Literature and Informational • Module 2: Author’s Craft-Literature • Module 3: Author’s Craft-Informational • Module 4: Integration of Ideas • Module 5: Genre/Author Study • Module 6: Literary Analysis

  22. Support what is taking place in the classroom Know your Standards! What are you doing?

  23. Focus on Subjects Other than ELA • Finding Informational Text • Collaboration • Research • Build Non Fiction Collection

  24. Instructional Technology leader • Be the “go-to” person for the 6 ELA shifts • Offer to grade Works Cited • Curriculum Maps • Do not worry about those that will never come in

  25. ELA • Focus on research element • Offer to grade Works Cited • Build Non Fiction Collection • InterLibrary Loan

  26. Resource Lists • Include Non Fiction Books • Include Database articles • Include videos from Learn 360 • Include websites from Web Path Express • Include eBooks

  27. Collaboration • Introduce faculty to one resource at each faculty meeting • Hold PD workshops for your building • Attend various dept. meetings • Talk to and meet with subject area directors • Forget about those that will never use library

  28. Paddy Hill Library examples • http://www.greece.k12.ny.us/webpages/phlibrary/resources1.cfm • Password: paddyhill

  29. eBooks • http://www.monroe2boces.org/ebooks • All eBooks can be placed in Resource List • All are unlimited Simultaneous Use • New eBook vendor for 1:1 Popular Fiction Axis 360 from Baker & Taylor • Current Vendors: • InfoBase Learning • Gale Cengage • ebrary • Marshall Cavendish • Rosen • Sylvan Dell • Capstone Interactive

  30. Essential Questions: What changes are occurring in classroom instruction? In light of these changes, what do teachers need to know regarding resources, technology, etc. available to them? What am I currently doing to support teachers and the CCSS? What changes can I make to further support the teaching and learning in my school (short-term and long-term)?

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