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ELA collaborative Grades 6-12. February 21, 2013 8:30-3:30. “Wise methods of teaching do not come from our genes alone, but from our communities of practice.” -Lucy Calkins. Focus. 10 Things Every Writer Needs to Know Common Core State Standards MAISA Writing Units - PowerPoint PPT PresentationTRANSCRIPT
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ELA COLLABORATIVEGRADES 6-12
February 21, 2013
8:30-3:30
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“Wise methods of teaching do not
come from our genes alone, but
from our communities of practice.”
-Lucy Calkins
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FOCUS
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0 Things Every Writer Needs to Know
C
ommon Core State Standards
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AISA Writing Units
S
marter Balanced Assessment components
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TEXT RENDERING
T
ake time to read the article and mark the sentence,
the phrase, and the word that you think is
particularly important for our work.• First Round: Each person shares their sentence.• Second Round: Each person shares their phrase.• Third Round: Each person shares the word.
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CLAIMS JIGSAW
Claim #1, “Students can read closely and analytically to comprehend a range of increasingly complex literary and informational texts.”Claim #2, “Students can produce effective and well-grounded writing for a range of purposes and audiences.” Claim #3, “Students can employ effective speaking and listening skills for a range of purposes and audiences.”Claim #4, “Students can engage in research/inquiry to investigate topics and to analyze, integrate, and present information.”
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EXPERT GROUPS
F
orm Instructional Strategy Groups (all blues, greens, reds
and yellows together)
W
ork collaboratively to master content and clarify
understanding.
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HOME BASE GROUP
F
orm groups of 4 with each person having read a
different ELA/Literacy Claim.
P
resent segment to group. Others listen, ask
questions to clarify, and take notes.
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laim #1:
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laim #2:
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laim #3:
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laim #4:
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NGAP
O
pportunity to experience the Smarter Balanced
Assessment Consortium items on computers.
P
rovides educators and students with insight related
to the upcoming assessments.
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NAEP CHARTS
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“THE WRITE WAY” BY DOUGLAS REEVES
If “nonfiction writing is the backbone of successful literacy and student achievement strategy” how would you describe the overall writing health
of your building?
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TEA PARTY
1. Share cards with as many classmates as
possible.
2. Listen to others as they read.
3. Discuss how cards might be related.
4. Speculate on what cards, collectively, might be
about.
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HTTP://WWW.ONLINE-STOPWATCH.COM/FULL-SCREEN-STOPWATCH/
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INFORMATIONAL READING STANDARDS
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INFORMATIONAL WRITING STANDARDS
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INFORMATIONAL TEXT EXEMPLARS
L
ocate the appropriate grade band exemplars and
read through the texts and performance tasks.
W
ith a partner, complete the Here’s What/So What
portions of the Analysis ChartHere’s What!
So What? Now What?
Observations & Important Facts
Implications for the classroom
Action steps-what can be done to shift to these standards?
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INFORMATIONAL WRITING FLIPBOOK
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STUDENT WRITING SAMPLES
W
orking with a partner at the same grade level, examine the
Informational writing sample from Appendix C.
A
ssign a recorder for your group.
C
reate a T chart and draw conclusions about the student
work:
What do these
students know?
What can these students
do?
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LOOKING AT STUDENT WORK
I
s there a difference between the work currently being produced
in your school at this grade level and the student work in the
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ppendix C of the CCSS? If so, what is it?
W
hat are the implications for our practice?
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MAISA UNITS
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SETTING THE BAR HIGH
W
riting Standard 5 describes the writing process,
and
S
tandard 10 describes the need to write routinely as
part of that process. Without these two standards,
the other standards will be difficult to achieve.
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WRITING WORKSHOP STRUCTURE
Lesson template is from research based on effective
instruction
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C
lear Teaching Points
M
odeling/Demonstrating
G
uided Practice
C
hecking For Understanding
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MINI-LESSON
S
hort and Simple
T
eacher demonstrates a skill or strategy
C
ollaborative Engagement
E
xpectations are clear
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WHAT, WHY, AND HOW OF WRITING THROUGH MINI LESSON
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hat?• Write through the mini lesson with two perspectives:
• Teacher eyes• Writer eyes
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W
hy?• Teachers should write so they understand the
process of writing from within.• Excerpt from Donald Murray, A Writer Teaches Writing, 2003
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WHY?
“Teachers should write, first of all, because it is fun. It is a satisfying activity that extends both
the brain and the soul. It stimulates the intellect, deepens the experience of living, and is good
therapy. Teachers should write so they understand the process of writing from within. They
should know the territory intellectually and emotionally: how you have to think to write, how
you feel when writing.
Teachers of writing do not have to be great writers, but they should have frequent and recent
experience in writing. If you experience the despair, the joy, the failure, the success, the work,
the fun, the drudgery, the surprise of writing you will be able to understand the composing
experiences of your students and therefore help them understand how they are learning to
write.”
Donald Murray,
A Writer Teaches Writing 2003
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INK YOUR THINK
T
ake a moment and write a response to Donald
Murray’s quote.
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REFLECTION
T
urn to a partner and respond to these prompts:• What did you notice about this mini lesson as a
writer?
• What did you notice about this mini lesson as a teacher?
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UNIT PLAN
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EXPLORING THE ARCHITECTURE OF A MINI LESSON
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TURN AND TALK
W
ith an elbow partner, turn and talk about what you
noticed regarding the flow of the mini-lesson
segments.
B
e ready to share with the whole group.
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http://www.stenhouse.com/html/andersontenthings.htm?r=n230w
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PROLOGUE
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D
ivide into groups (5)
R
ead your assigned section
A
ctivity: Key Concept Synthesis note taker
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KEY CONCEPT SYNTHESIS
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hapter 1: MotionC
hapter 2: ModelsC
hapter 3: Focus C
hapter 4: DetailC
hapter 5: Form
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SAVE THE LAST WORD FOR ME
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SKITCH
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INFORMATIONAL TEXT RESOURCES
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ttp://vms.vale.k12.or.us/articles-week
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ttp://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2011/06/14/the-times-and-
the-common-core-standards-reading-strategies-for-
informational-text/?nl=learning&emc=learninga1
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ttp://www.readingtothecore.com/resources.html
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TOPICS FOR NEXT MEETING?
A
pril 18th, 12:30-3:30
R
ead chapters 6-10 for homework
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POWER OF WORDS…
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=Hzgzim5m7oU
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NEXT MEETING
R
ead chapters 6-10