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Explore key instructional shifts for ELA under the Common Core, focusing on writing, vocabulary, speaking, listening, and research integration. Learn implications for complex text, close reading, text types, and evidence.
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English Language Arts/LiteracyEducator Effectiveness Academy 2012 “Transitioning to the CCSS by Making Strategic and Informed Choices in the Classroom” Day 3 Session 5
EEA Summer2012 ELA Session OutcomesDay 3 Session 5 Session Outcome: Participants will review the Common Core instructional shifts for ELA.
Key Instructional Shifts for ELA The CCSS for ELA require an increased focus on: writing from sources academic vocabulary speaking and listening short focused research integration of standards • complex text • close reading • text dependent questions • text based evidence • balance of text types
Instructional Implications Complex Text Close Reading
Instructional Implications Balance of Text Types
Instructional Implications Text-based Evidence Writing from Sources
Instructional Implications Speaking and Listening Academic Vocabulary
Instructional Implications Short focused Research Multiple Sources Integration of Standards
Shifts in ELA Literacy • Leadership Lessons from Dancing Guy
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Coming Soon: Fall 2012 and Spring 2013 follow-up ELA Webinars *Feel free to submit EEA feedback to mdk12 website. Thank you!