Hi, y’all, from the Massachusetts School Libraries Association’s Common Core State Standards workshop in Deerfield. The daylong workshop was archived in Elluminate; you can play it back here. It takes us a few minutes to finesse the audio so that our virtual listeners could hear and so could our face-to-face ones, so be patient for the first five minutes or so!
Here are some resources that might come in handy for today’s workshop:
Resources
- slides as PDF (1 color slide per page; 37 MB)
- slides as PDF (9 black-and-white slides per page; 7 MB)
- Writing with Power / Power Writing / Rock Star Writing tips
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Standards Activity – Massachusetts Educators
Select the highest grade in your school. Use that grade’s CCSS Standards to plot out what you will teach, what you will co-teach with a classroom teacher, and what you see as primarily the classroom teacher’s role. There’s also a column for your notes, ideas, and brainstorms. Some librarians used this document in today’s workshop to create their SMART Goals for the year. Others plan to turn in this document to administrators or Board members to show, in Common Core language, how their work contributes to the CCSS implementation initiative. A few others said they would use this to plan with teachers. How might you?
- primary (2nd grade) ‘exit’ standards: .docx | .doc | PDF
- elementary (5th grade) ‘exit’ standards: .docx | .doc | PDF
- middle school (8th grade) ‘exit’ standards: .docx | .doc | PDF
- high school (12th grade) ‘exit’ standards: .docx | .doc | PDF
Standards Activity – Other States
Here is the documents for the activity above based on the national Common Core State Standards. They do not include the extra standards inserted for Massachusetts schools.
- primary (2nd grade) ‘exit’ standards: .docx | .doc | PDF
- elementary (5th grade) ‘exit’ stnadards: .docx | .doc | PDF
- middle school (8th grade) ‘exit’ standards: .docx | .doc | PDF
- high school (12th grade) ‘exit’ standards: .docx | .doc | PDF
Common Core State Standards
- CCSS Website
- Massachusetts Department of Elementary and Secondary Education’s Resources for Common Core State Standards
Webinar Materials
Books I Mentioned
- Navigating the Information Tsunami: Engaging Research Projects that Meet the Common Core State Standards, K-5 (excerpts available online)
- Information Explorer series on information and digital literacies (grades 4-8)
- Information Explorer Junior series on information and digital literacies (grades 1-3)
- Growing Schools: Librarians as Professional Developers and free related resources from the ALA 2012 preconference
- Q Tasks
- Research Virtuoso (NetGalley has it as a “Read Now” digital galley right now)
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