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SUMMER INSTITUTE JULY 7-8, 2015 | TULSA, OK
Reshaping Adolescent Literacy for
Changing Times Presented by: Teresa Roe and Andria ColeTalent Development Secondary
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Shift Happens
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Teresa• Teresa will pose a question based on the Shift Happens video and allow participants a few moments
to answer it in teams. • She’ll bridge the information in the video to Talent Development’s approach to curriculum. She will
talk briefly about the Adolescent Literacy Teaching and Learning Framework, which is our answer to the Shift Happens video.
• Her portion will take about 15 minutes. Then we’ll shift to the CPRW overview and example activity. They are outlined in the slides that follow.
• The CPRW activity is a simulation of our Research and Discourse component. It will ask participants to complete a brief research assignment (they’ll read an article that advocates for school districts to not allow students to receive zeros), to share their findings in a particular way (they will need to challenge each others ideas and clarify their own), and to solve a problem based on what they’ve learned and their prior knowledge. Research and Discourse is based on the exploration of abstract concepts. The abstract concept the group will explore is ‘accountability’.
• Following the simulation, we’ll open the floor up for questions.
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the COLLEGE PREP READING AND WRITING experience
an overview
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CPRW Defining
Characteristics College Prep Reading and Writing (CPRW) is a first semester or full-year literacy course designed to support the meaningful application of Grade 11 ELA content.
Historic and current world events provide the backdrop for this content, and it is mastered through processes like: discourse, research, collaboration, problem-solving, analysis, and evaluation.
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CPRW Defining
Characteristics CPRW is built on the premise that effective communication is a hallmark of the 21st Century.
It prepares able communicators for higher education, the workforce, and the world through purposeful curriculum plans, useful professional development, and proven instructional techniques.
Its defining trait is its impact on the reading, writing, listening, speaking, and language abilities of college- and career-preparatory students.
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CPRW Defining
Characteristics CPRW’s primary objective is to equip students with the skills and understandings necessary to succeed in professional post-secondary settings.
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CPRW Defining
Characteristics Three core components ground College Prep Reading and Writing:
Research and DiscourseText Exploration
Project-based Learning
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CPRW Defining
Characteristics Integral to these foundational parts are seven subcomponents:
Rich Conversation Guided PracticeClose Reading Peer and Teacher
FeedbackCareful Writing Purposeful Revision
Cornerstone Tasks
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CPRW Defining
Characteristics Four elements drive the core and subcomponents alike:
Meaning-Making TasksEnduring Understandings
Essential Questions/Big IdeasAssessments
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THE BREAD
Research & Discourse Text Exploration Project-
Based Learning
THE MEATRich Conversation Guided Practice Close
Reading Careful Writing Peer & Teacher Feedback
Purposeful Revision Cornerstone Tasks
THE MUSTARDMeaning-Making TasksEnduring Understandings
Essential Questions/Big IdeasAssessments
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the PARTS
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RESEARCH AND DISCOURSE
Small groups of students engaged in short-term research assignments and peer-led, thought-refining discussions
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TEXT EXPLORATION
The systematic deconstruction of complex, worthy texts
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PROJECT-BASED LEARNING
The application of 21st century skills and understandings to real-world problems and tasks
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RICH CONVERSATIONS
Structured talks that aim to improve comprehension, collaboration, and the presentation of knowledge and ideas
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CLOSE READING
The deliberate and sustained deconstruction of a significant text or portion of text
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CAREFUL WRITING
The process of learning through the brainstorming, drafting, revising, and editing of important ideas
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GUIDED PRACTICE
The explicit teaching of skills and understandings
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PEER FEEDBACK
Peer-supported reflection
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TEACHER FEEDBACK
Expert-supported reflection
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PURPOSEFUL REVISION
The focused application of peer, expert, and self-reflection
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CORNERSTONE TASKS
Curriculum-embedded assessment tasks
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MEANING-MAKING TASKS
Tasks that help students explain, interpret, apply, perceive, empathize, and acquire self-knowledge
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ENDURING UNDERSTANDINGS
Understandings that give meaning and lasting importance to facts and skills
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ESSENTIAL QUESTIONS/BIG
IDEAS
Questions that help us see better/ideas that help us make sense of things
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ASSESSMENTS
The variety of formal and informal methods used to measure, evaluate, and document learning and instruction
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?Q & A
Let’s talk!
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Thank you!Teresa Roe [email protected]
Andria Cole [email protected]