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Section 5 Systems of Professional Learning Module 5 Grades K–5: Focus on Sustaining Change

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With your group, visit each of the following areas to address the topic presented there: Understanding the Standards Content Knowledge Instructional Practices Designing CCS-Math Learning For each topic, discuss any remaining questions/needs, provide suggestions of strategies for meeting the needs, etc. Then, add either a question, need, or strategy to the chart paper for the corresponding topic. 53 Page 38

Important Points to Remember: Successful implementations of the CCS-Math require a shift in the way that teaching and learning is carried out at all grade levels. Teachers should come together in a learning environment in order to collaborate and share ideas so that the implementation becomes a true school-wide effort. Support for implementing the CCS-Math can come in many forms. Try to find the method(s) of support that meets the needs of all teachers. 54

Principal Webinars Professional Development for Educators of Students with Unique Learning Characteristics In-District Coaching

56 Mark Your Calendar! Webinars will be held the last Wednesday of every month from 1-2 PM. (except December) Mark Your Calendar! Webinars will be held the last Wednesday of every month from 1-2 PM. (except December) CSDE Principal Webinar Series with hosts Dianna Roberge Wentzell, Chief Academic Officer & Ellen E. Cohn, Division Director, Academic Office

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58 Three professional learning modules for school teams. Each team will include five members: Principal or designated building leader, Special Education teacher, ELL teacher, and Two general education teachers. Mark Your Calendar! Sessions begin October 30! Mark Your Calendar! Sessions begin October 30!

59 ACES Leslie Abbatiello CREC Ellen Retelle Education Connection Jonathan Costa CES Esther Bobowick EASTCONN Scott Nierendorf LEARN Lynmarie Thompson This work is being scheduled now by the RESCs. Please contact your local RESC with any questions regarding the Systems of Professional Learning coaching services.