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California Common Core State Standards (CCSS)

California Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Why CCSS?. Technology. Financial. Globalization. Demographics. College and Career Readiness. Introduction to California Common Core Standards. What does ELA CCSS Focus on?. Rigor. Application of learning to real world situations.

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California Common Core State Standards (CCSS)

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  1. California Common Core State Standards (CCSS)

  2. Why CCSS? • Technology. • Financial. • Globalization. • Demographics.

  3. College and Career Readiness

  4. Riverside County Office of Education

  5. Riverside County Office of Education

  6. Introduction to California Common Core Standards

  7. What does ELA CCSS Focus on? • Rigor. • Application of learning to real world situations. • Technology and media sources. • Justification and evidence. • Communication/collaboration. • Expository reading and writing. • Research.

  8. What does Math CCSS Focus on? • Conceptual understanding. • Number sense in elementary. • Application to real world problems. • Rigor. • Success in algebra and higher level mathematics.

  9. Flows of K-8 Standards Leading to Algebra I Algebra 9

  10. Standards for Mathematical Practice 1. Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. 2. Reason abstractly and quantitatively. 3. Construct viable arguments and critique the reasoning of others. 4. Model with mathematics. 5. Use appropriate tools strategically. 6. Attend to precision. 7. Look for and make use of structure. 8. Look for and express regularity in repeated reasoning.

  11. CCSS • Fewer. • Clearer. • Higher. • Different.

  12. Assessment Riverside County Office of Education

  13. Changes in Assessment • Application. • Feedback. • Formative. • Adapted. • Integrates technology. Riverside County Office of Education

  14. Jigsaw • Each person at a table selects a different area. • Review the sample performance tasks. • Highlight key ideas. • Share your findings with your table. Riverside County Office of Education

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  20. Assessment • Summative • Selected response. • Extended constructed response. • Technology enhanced. • Performance tasks. • Writing prompt. • Oral response. Riverside County Office of Education

  21. Expository Text Percentage Proposal • 4th grade-50%. • 8th grade-55%. • 11th grade-70%. Riverside County Office of Education

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  37. Table Discussion • What are some changes in assessment that you have observed? • What are the implications for instructional practice? Assessment practices? • What do we need to do to prepare for next generation assessments? Riverside County Office of Education

  38. Similarities and Differences Riverside County Office of Education

  39. What is the Same? • Still a standards based system. • Still assessing. • Still focused on student mastery. • Most of the skills remain the same. • Many standards remain in the same grade level. • Requires high quality instructional practices. Riverside County Office of Education

  40. What is Different in ELA? • Added debate and argumentation across the curriculum. • Writing across the curriculum. • 2/3 expository. • Research. • Text complexity. • Collaboration, creativity, argumentation critical thinking, and leadership embedded. • Give examples. • More coherence. Riverside County Office of Education

  41. What is Different in Math? • More conceptual. • Focus on number sense in k-5. • Big leap in math for middle school. • Fractions now starts in 3rd instead of 2nd • Integers has moved from 4 to 6. • Multiplication has moved from 2nd to 3rd. • k-2 is all about addition and subtraction. • math mostly number sense with more depth in elementary. Lays a better foundation. • Broader ideas with more specificity-clarity. • They go deeper. Riverside County Office of Education

  42. Future Planning

  43. How to Prepare • Set moral purpose. • District implementation timeline and team. • Technology. • Rigor/application. • Plans. • Mathematical practices. • Expository reading and writing. • Literacy across the curriculum.

  44. 2011-2012 RCOE Support • RIMS Regional Conference • September 26, 2011 • Common Core Overview Trainings for Administrators • Monday, October 3 – Indio • Tuesday, October 4 – Riverside • Wednesday, October 5 – Rob Reiner Children’s Center, Perris • Monday, February 27 – Indio • Tuesday, February 28 – Murrieta • Wednesday, February 29 – Riverside • Common Core Network Meetings • Updates

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