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Reading, Writing, & Research: Strategies for Effective Instructional Practices for the Common Core Lisa Muller, Assistant Superintendent, Curriculum and School Improvement Shan Glandon, Director of Curriculum and Instruction Michelle Sumner, Site Principal, West Intermediate Jenks Public Schools

Working from an aim The aim of the JPS pre-kindergarten-12 th grade language arts curriculum is to facilitate and support the development of life-long learners who think critically and communicate effectively through written, oral and/or visual expression. Adopting primary tools that support workshop structure and the writing process  Write Source resources (since 1998) Using feedback from assessments to identify strengths and areas for growth  Post-assessments (Metritech,  Turn-it-in  Student work samples (collaboration days) Providing ongoing, focused professional development  Teachers’ College Reading and Writing Project  Staff Development Workshops Writing: Building and Supporting the Foundations Jenks Public Schools

Writing: Moving to Common Core Jenks Public Schools Identifying gaps Identifying gaps Writing opinion and argumentation Writing opinion and argumentation Studying and creating original poetry Studying and creating original poetry Writing across the curriculum areas Writing across the curriculum areas Providing resources Providing resources They Say, I Say by Gerald Graff & Cathy Birkenstein (Norton, 2010) They Say, I Say by Gerald Graff & Cathy Birkenstein (Norton, 2010) Media collection resources Media collection resources Providing professional development training Providing professional development training Argumentation: Dr. David Joliffe, University of Arkansas Argumentation: Dr. David Joliffe, University of Arkansas Writing across the curriculum: Rebecca Bascio, Staff Development Workshops Writing across the curriculum: Rebecca Bascio, Staff Development Workshops Collaborating and sharing successful strategies Collaborating and sharing successful strategies Point/Counterpoint in Argumentation using the Affinity Diagram Point/Counterpoint in Argumentation using the Affinity Diagram

Writing: Moving to Common Core Jenks Public Schools Table Discussions: Aligning to Common Core writing expectations What is currently in place? What is currently in place? What are next steps? What are next steps?

Working from an aim The aim of the JPS pre-kindergarten-12 th grade reading reading and literature curriculum is to develop strategic, lifelong readers, who successfully read for a variety of purposes. Adopting primary tools that support workshop structure, the reading process, and foundations for reading  Comprehension Toolkit  Fountas and Pinnell Word Study  “Just right” reading selections  McDougal Littell Literature Using feedback from assessments to identify strengths and areas for growth  STAR reading (K-12 th Grade)  Running records  Student work samples (collaboration days) Providing ongoing, focused professional development  Teachers’ College Reading and Writing Project  Staff Development Workshops  Stephanie Harvey Consulting  Harding Institute (7 th -12 th grade) Reading: Building and Supporting the Foundations Jenks Public Schools

Reading: Moving to Common Core Jenks Public Schools Identifying gaps Identifying gaps Incorporating more informational reading at the secondary level Incorporating more informational reading at the secondary level Increasing comparisons and discussions across texts Increasing comparisons and discussions across texts Modeling strategies for reading across curriculum areas Modeling strategies for reading across curriculum areas Building more effective literacy blocks Building more effective literacy blocks Providing resources Providing resources “Just right” reading resources “Just right” reading resources Media collection resources Media collection resources Collaboration time Collaboration time Providing professional development training Providing professional development training Teachers College Reading and Writing Project: Teachers College Reading and Writing Project: Jill DeGoede: Jill DeGoede: Reading across the curriculum: Rebecca Bascio, Staff Development Workshops Reading across the curriculum: Rebecca Bascio, Staff Development Workshops Harding Institute: Harding Institute:

Reading: Moving to Common Core Jenks Public Schools Building more effective literacy blocks Establishing a common expectation for the literacy block: 90 minutes Establishing a common language for all teachers and learners Providing choice and access to a wide variety of reading materials Implementing flexible media schedules Supporting independent reading at child’s fluency level Providing time for actual reading Reading across the curriculum Helping students engage in “talk with peers” about reading and writing Involving students in guided reading groups; conferencing with students Incorporating shared-reading experiences and read-aloud time with teacher modeling Providing time for every child to write about something personally meaningful.

Reading: Moving to Common Core Jenks Public Schools Table Discussions: Aligning to Common Core reading expectations What is currently in place? What is currently in place? What are next steps? What are next steps?

Research: Building and Supporting the Foundations Jenks Public Schools Engaging media specialists Engaging media specialists Collection development i.e., text sets Collection development i.e., text sets On-line searching continuum of skills On-line searching continuum of skills Inquiry training participation Inquiry training participation Providing ongoing, focused professional development Providing ongoing, focused professional development Inquiry training with Katie Muhtaris and Lynette Emmons (Stephanie Harvey Consulting) Inquiry training with Katie Muhtaris and Lynette Emmons (Stephanie Harvey Consulting) Book studies: Book studies: Why Are School Buses Always Yellow?, by John Barell (Corwin Press, 2008) Collaboration and Comprehension: Inquiry Circles in Action, by Stephanie Harvey and Harvey Daniels (Heinemann, 2009)

Writing, Reading and Research: A Planning Template Jenks Public Schools Unit/Area of Study Essential Understandings Multiple Resources Studied during the Unit 5-9 short texts (3 rd -5 th grades) + 1 extended text 3-5 short texts (6 th -12 th ) + 1 extended text Text ResourcesReading Targets Writing to Learn Strategies (Ways students will record thinking about the texts):

Writing, Reading and Research: A Planning Template Jenks Public Schools Extended Writing Experience Is this the unit for an extended writing task? Yes No If so, which mode will you use? Argument/Opinion Information/Expository Narrative How will you pace the writing? What mini-lessons will you teach/model for writing, revision, and grammar? Technology Experience (s)Technology Target (s) Inquiry Focus (an opportunity to incorporate research objectives): What essential understanding is the focus of the inquiry?

Research: Moving to Common Core Jenks Public Schools Table Discussions: Aligning to Common Core research expectations What is currently in place? What is currently in place? What are next steps? What are next steps?

What further questions may we answer? Writing, Reading and Research: Aligning to the Common Core State Standards Jenks Public Schools