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TABLEOF CONTENTSGetting Started . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 2

Navigation . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 4

Flexibility . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 14

Powerful Data . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 17

Online Writing . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 18

Professional Development . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . . 20

Pearson Realize is a new and powerful learning management system that is responsive design and device agnostic. Access all your instructional resources and interactive tools from any device, anywhere.

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1 Enter www.pearsonrealize.com in your browser

2 Click Sign In

3 Enter your Username and Password (Note: Username and Password are case-sensitive.)

4 Click Sign In

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Access your Programs, Classes, and Data from the homepage.

Welcome Home

To choose a grade level, select Programs.

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1 Access Student Edition, Teacher’s Edition, and Reality Central eTexts here, or click on eText in the top menu.

2 The Big Question is listed for each unit.

3 Online Literature Library includes a collection of additional texts that can be added to your curriculum.

4 Click Rearrange to customize your curriculum.

5 Teacher Resources are available at point of use.

6 Click to view Standards and where they are taught.

7 Click to view the additional Tools available for you and your students.

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Table of Contents Screen

NOTE: The Table of Contents is seen above in Thumbnail View. A List View option is also available.

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Unit View

Once you have selected a unit, click on any Part to expand and view the selections/lessons.

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Part View

REMEMBER: You can customize your lesson sequence and content!

Click the Selection/Lesson to view additional resources, standards, or to assign to your students.

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Resources include Big Question and Background videos and practice activities.

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2 Click Info for a description of and the standards covered by the selection/lesson.

3 Assign portions of the selection/lesson by clicking Assign on the specific item.

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Selection/Lesson ViewWhen you expand the selection/lesson, the associated student resources will appear.

REMEMBER: You can edit and rearrange the lesson and easily access resources.

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1 Click eText to access the Online Student Edition from the Table of Contents.

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2 Click Online Student Edition to access from the selection/lesson.

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NOTE: At the selection/lesson view, click Teacher Resources to check for accompanying media like Background or Big Question Videos.

eTextThe eTexts online make it easy and convenient to access your Student or Teacher’s Edition anytime, anywhere.

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1 Click to highlight text.

2 Click to add notes to text.

3 Click the video player to view related videos.

4 Click to enter whiteboard view.

5 Click audio mode ON to hear the text read aloud and unclick audio mode to view Background Videos.

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eText FeaturesMultimedia resources and interactive tools are at point-of-use.

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Close Reading ToolThe Close Reading Tool helps students develop and apply close reading strategies. Students must read, analyze, and write online using text evidence.

Students can use the Close Reading Tool with:

Part 1— Close Reading Workshop selection

Part 2— Two selections

Part 3— Complete Text Set

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Online Writer’s NotebookThe Online Writer’s Notebook is a digital workspace for all selection/lesson Close Reading Activities.

Aligns to the Close Reading Activities in the Student Edition

NOTE: Teachers can view and monitor student work 24/7.

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1 Teacher Resources are accessible from the Table of Contents.

2 Teacher Resources are also accessible for the individual selection/lesson in the Part View.

. 3 A link to the Teacher’s Edition brings you to the Time & Resource Manager, planning pages of the selection/lesson.

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Teacher ResourcesTeacher Resources are conveniently listed as a dropdown on the side for easy reference and quick access.

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Customize Your CurriculumPearson Realize lets you rearrange content, add your own links and information, and upload resources to personalize learning for your students.

Anywhere you see Rearrange, My uploads & links, or Customize, you can click to custom-build the order or content of your curriculum!

HINT: Click Curriculum Builder in the Tools dropdown to watch a video about customizing your content.

Flexibility

1 Click Standards to view a list of the Standards for that grade.

2 Click a standard to view all the places it is covered and taught.

3 A list of search results appears. The right side of the results lists all the places the standard appears.

4 You can use filters in the left results column to narrow your search.

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Search by StandardSearch by Standard to quickly see where it is taught.

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1 Enter keyword(s) in Search content box at the top.

2 A list of results for keyword(s) appears.

3 Use the categories on the left to narrow results.

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Search ContentSave time and use keywords to quickly find what you’re looking for.

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Meaningful DataAs students complete assignments and assessments, Pearson Realize generates data that teachers and administrators can use to monitor progress and inform instruction.

In-depth and Real Time ReportingTeachers have access anytime to detailed information on student mastery, progress, and usage.

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Videos and links to online resources support students doing research.

Research Center

To access the Research Center, click on the Tools dropdown on the Table of Contents page.

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1 To access EssayScorer and SummaryScorer, select from the Tools dropdown on the Table of Contents page.

2 Click Student Demo or Teacher Demo to experience these powerful writing and summary tools.

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EssayScorer & SummaryScorerEssayScorer automatically grades students’ essays and provides immediate feedback for revising and improving writing.

SummaryScorer measures comprehension by analyzing summaries students write in response to texts.

NOTE: Upon implementation of Pearson Literature, you will receive full access to these tools.

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Professional Development CenterFind resources to help you successfully implement Pearson Literature and the standards.

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To access the Professional Development Center, select it in the Tools dropdown on the Table of Contents page.

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1 To access the RMM website, select Reading Maturity Metric in the Tools dropdown on the Table of Contents page.

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Reading Maturity MetricPearson’s groundbreaking Reading Maturity Metric combines Word Maturity with other linguistic variables to determine the overall difficulty and complexity of the language used in a text.

Try this powerful tool yourself. Register and set up an account at www.readingmaturity.com.

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Ernest Morrell, Ph.D.Professor of English Education Teachers College, Columbia UniversityDirector of the Institute for Urban and Minority EducationPresident-Elect, NCTE

For more information, go to pearsonschool.com/commoncoreliterature

Digital Instruction in Today’s ClassroomsWe have to acknowledge that the world is changing, and, as it changes, the world of literacy changes, too. This will have a significant effect on what it means to teach English.

Children entering kindergarten today will retire sometime near 2075. They will be mid-career in 2050. Yet their formal education will end in the next decade anda half. What kind of education do we need to provide for these children to help them be successful in the world of tomorrow?

Two key components of 21st century learning that we need to focus on are the informed use of technology and learning as social interaction. As the world becomes more interconnected, students will need to learn to converse with one another across multiple modes of communication.

Pearson Common Core Literature is designed to motivate today’s digital natives while immersing them in a learning environment that prepares them for college and the workplace.

Realize the full power of Pearson Literaturewww.PearsonRealize.com

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