The CTA Summer Institute IPD Strand at UCLA (Instruction & Professional Development) Common Core State Standards & Smarter Balanced Assessment.

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The CTA Summer Institute IPD Strand at UCLA (Instruction & Professional Development) Common Core State Standards & Smarter Balanced Assessment

Rationale behind the switch to Common Core Standards Depth and Breadth Studies of other countries whose students score high… New Blooms Taxonomy Updated Webb’s Depth of knowledge Levels College and Career Readiness - 21 st Century Learning

Nouns Verbs 1997 Standards Common Core Standards

Webb, 2006

5 Common Core State Standards bring more breadth and depth by emphasizing the full range of thinking skills Source: Webb, Norman L. and others, “Web Alignment Tool” 24 July Wisconsin Center of Educational Research, University of Wisconsin-Madison, 2 Feb 2006 Describe Explain Interpret Level One (Recall) Level Three (Strategic Thinking) (Extended Thinking) Level Two (Skill/ Concept) Design Synthesize Connect Apply Concepts Critique Analyze Create Prove Arrange Calculate Draw Repeat Tabulate Recognize Memorize Identify Who, What, When, Where, Why List Name Use Illustrate Measure Define Recall Match Graph Classify Cause/Effect Estimate Compare Relate Infer Categorize Organize Interpret Predict Modify Summarize Show Construct Develop a Logical Argument AssessRevise Apprise Hypothesize Investigate Critique Compare Formulate Draw Conclusions Explain Differentiate Use Concepts to Solve Non-Routine Problems Level Four E.g., Perform routine procedures like measuring length or using punctuation marks E.g., Identify and summarize the major events in a narrative E.g., Conduct a project that requires specifying a problem, designing and conducting an experiment, analyzing its data, and reporting results/solutions E.g., Support ideas with details and examples, design investigations

Transitioning to the Smarter Balance Assessment Deb Sigman, Deputy Superintendent CA State Superintendent of Public Education Tom Torlakson’s Office Currently NCLB (federal law) requires the States to test grades 3 – 12 for federal funding AB 484 (Bonilla Bill) - If passed, will suspend all state tests not Federally required for Spring Some districts will pilot the SBA in lieu of STAR. There are lots of kinks to work out!!! The STAR is scheduled to sunset July 2014 & SBA will be fully implemented for 2014 – 2015 grades 3 – 12. The SBA is an adaptive computer test that goes beyond multiple choice. It is also timed. The SBA assumes a certain level of proficiency in use of technology even by grade 3. Try it out on both a PC and an iPad. It will be a different experience.

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The 1997 implementation of the CA Standards 1.Standards were created 2.Frameworks for each subject 3.State adoption of textbooks 4.Prof. dev. (statewide) 5.CA State Standardized Test implemented The 2014 implementation of the CCSS Standards 1.Standards were created 2.Little to some prof. dev. Statewide (district) 3.SBA implemented 4.Prof. dev. (statewide) 5.Create Frameworks 6.State adoption of text books 1.Time line is BACKWARDS in California

CTA Concerns 2.Test scores will drop first few years 3.No state wide professional development 4.LCFF has one time funds for implementation of CCS – ESTA needs a voice in how those funds are spent. 5.Teacher evaluations - STULL Bill a & b – No Frameworks yet – criteria for evaluation is unrealistic

Dr. Marcia Tate Developing Minds, Inc. Atlanta, GA Brain Compatible Environments Brain Compatible Lessons – Increased achievement for ALL students – Decreased behavior problems – Make teaching and learning fun

20 Strategies to incorporate into your lessons that take advantage of how the brain learns best: 1.Writing 2.Storytelling 3.Mnemonic devices (Acrostics & Acronyms) 4.Visuals 5.Movement 6.Roll play 7.Visualization 8.Metaphor/analogy & simile 9.Reciprocal teaching & cooperative learning 10.Music (mood, connections & memory ) 11.Graphic Organizers 12.Symbolic Drawing 13.Humor 14.Discussion (Collaborative Communication) 15.Games 16.Project-based Instruction 17.Field trips 18.Manipulatives 19.Technology 20.Work-Study (apprenticeships and internships)

“Not everything That counts Can be counted, and not everything THat can be counted, counts.“ Albert Einstein