Guide to the Common Core Learning Standards
Subject Guide
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Printable Documents
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Understanding the ELA CCSUnderstanding the ELA CCS in ELA & Literacy in History/ Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects.
This document is available at: http://achieve.org/understanding-CCSS-ELA -
Understanding the Math CCSThis document is available at: http://achieve.org/understanding-CCSS-mathematics
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Key Instruction Shifts of the CCS for MathematicsThis packet intends to provide guidance for focusing math instruction.
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A guide to creating text dependent questions for close analytical readingThe CCSS expect students to wrestle with text dependent questions. As a first step in implementing the Common Core Standards for ELA/Literacy, focus on identifying, evaluating, and creating text dependent questions.
Links to documents regarding the Common Core State Standards
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Common Core "Six" Instructional ShiftsDescribes the six shifts in ELA/Literacy and Math. Breaks down each shift separately and indicates what the student, teacher, and principal does.
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From Common Core Standards to Curriculum: Five Big IdeasWhite paper written by Jay McTighe and Grant Wiggins which highlights potential misconceptions in working with the Standards, and offer recommendations for
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Literacy Implementation Guidace for the ELA CCSSWhite Paper created by The International Reading Association. This white paper offers detailed guidance on seven issues that have proven challenging to who are charged with implementing the CCSS for English Language Arts.