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Welcome!Last week you should have received an email with a link to a PLS limited-access page for you to place somewhere on your device for easy access today. If you did not already do this, please go ahead and type in this URL so that it is ready for quick access this afternoon:https://dese.mo.gov/college-career-readiness/curriculum/english-language-arts/summer-professional-learning-series
Don’t feel like typing that long URL?
Lisa will be happy to email it to you right now—just ask! Thanks!
Slide2Professional Learning SeriesJune 13 and 15, 2017
Debbie Jameson
ELA Director
DESE Office of College and Career Readiness
debbie.jameson@dese.mo.gov
(573) 751-4898
Lisa Scroggs
ELA Assistant DirectorDESE Office of College and Career Readiness lisa.scroggs@dese.mo.gov(573)751-8468
ELA K-5
Summer Professional Learning Series
Slide3We have a great day of learning ahead of us!9:00-9:15 — Welcome and Overview of the Day9:15-9:30 — Context: Beyond HB 14909:30-9:50 — What’s New?
10:00-12:00 — Missouri Writing Project
:
Source-based Writing
12:00-12:45 — Working Lunch12:45-1:30 —
Thinking Skills in ELA/Content Areas 1:30-2:15 — Integration of ELA/Content Areas2:15-2:40 — Idea Sharing
2:40-3:00 — Wrap-up
Slide4Getting to know you!
Google Images (labeled for reuse)
Slide5Welcome, Missouri educators!Sante Fe Elementary Monett R-I Pathway AcademyWarren Co R3 Frontier Schools JenningsNE RPDC Mexico Puxico R-VIII Riverview Gardens Hollister Neelyville
Harrisonville Southwest Center Popular Bluff
Jamestown C-1 North KC Fort
ZumwaltRitenour Columbia St. Louis PublicMontgomery County Jefferson City Public HazelwoodNW RPDC Success Callao C8
Carthage R-9 Grain Valley Raytown C-2UMKC RPDC Raymore Peculiar Ferguson-FlorissantNorth Callaway R-1 Morgan County R-III Gilliam C-4Consultant
Slide6Welcome, Missouri educators!Salisbury Bucklin Savannah R-3Marshall Forerunner Christian Academy Pleasant Hill R-III Eldorado Springs R-2 University CitySC RPDC Normandy Northwest R-1Jennings Gilliam C-4 Jefferson City
Thayer R-II Cole Camp R-1 St. Louis RPDC
Adair Co. R-2 Rockwood Wentzville
Callao C-8 Milan C2 Bakersfield R4
Hazelwood Southern Boone St. Clair R-13Columbia Webb City R7 ArchieWeaubleau R3 St. Louis Public St. Louis ArchdioceseConsultant
Slide7Context: Beyond HB 1490
Slide8HB 1490Legislation to develop new expectationsWorkgroupsState Board approval
Slide9Expansion of literary genres to include drama, poetry, Media literacyNew assessments 2018 – Items aligned to MLSNew source-based writing promptsWriting prompt will be an Operational Field Test in 2017-18New scoring guides reflecting what is taught in your classrooms
Some changes resulting from HB 1490 New Missouri Learning Standards Grade Level Expectations K-5
Slide10Synonyms for changenoun something made different; alterationadjustmentstaradvancestardevelopmentstardifferencestardiversitystarinnovationstarmodificationstarreversalstarrevisionstarrevolutionstarshiftstarswitchstartransformationstartransitionstarvariationstarabout-facestaradditionstarbreakstarcompressionstarcontractionstarconversionstarcorrectionstardistortionstardiversificationstarmetamorphosisstarmodulationstarmationstarnoveltystarpermutationstarreconstructionstarrefinementstarremodelingstarsurrogatestartemperingstartransmutationstarturnstarturnoverstarvariancestarvarietystarvicissitude
Slide11113-8 Grade-Level Assessment Development Spring 2018As a result of NEW ELA expectations,
W.1.B, W.1.C, W.2.A, W.2.B
, W.2.C,
W.3.A…
Source-based
writing prompts
Sources include/connect to reading passageWriting prompt will be an Operational Field Test in
2017-18Revised scoring guides for writing genres Pilot writing prompt – September 2017 – off-grades 5, 7, 9 Budget and
p
ilot results to determine future steps in writing assessments
Slide12Same Item Types
Multiple Choice (MC)
Selected Response (SR)
Ex- choose 3 out of 6 choices
Evidence-based Selected Response – (EBSR)
Ex -Part A/B
Technology Enhanced – (TE)
Ex -Drag/DropSome 2 point itemsPartial creditSR, EBSR, TE
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Slide16DRC Development Dates for GLAJune 19/20, 2017 – Content/Bias Review passages and items for fall pilot of Writing Prompts Grades 4, 6, 8
June
20/23, 2017–
Summative Item Writing Workshop grades
3-8
September 20/21, 2017 – Writing Prompt Pilot for off-grades 5, 7, 9July 2018 –
Standard Setting16
Slide1717Sample Writing Prompt Using Sourced-Based WritingYour
school writing club is creating an online magazine that is a collection
of fictional
stories about “The Great Outdoors.” You choose to write a story
that is several paragraphs long to include in the online magazine. For your
story, imagine that you are hiking in Grand Canyon National Park. In your story tell about an exciting adventure that you have during your hike. The online magazine will be read by parents, teachers, and the other students in your school.
When writing your story, find ways to use information and details from the sources to improve your story. Make sure you develop your character(s), the setting, and the plot. Use details, dialogue, and description where appropriate
.
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Some animals, like dogs and kittens, can develop special relationships.
Think about the ideas in the two passages. Then write an informational/explanatory essay in your own words about how a dog that just had puppies might care for a litter of new kittens.
Be sure to use information from the sources in your informational/explanatory essay.
Slide1919Samples of Writing Prompts (Source-based) can be found…Smarter Balanced -sampleitems.smarterbalanced.org
Gadoe.org -
Georgia Education Department – search ‘Milestones Assessment Guides’
https://
www.louisianabelieves.com
- http://www.louisianabelieves.com/resources/library/practice-testsLouisiana Department of Education – practice tests
Slide2020Resources Available Soon…Check the ELA website
Item Specifications for each grade K-12 and all contents
GLA Scoring Guide revisions
GLA sourced-based writing samples
Slide21Missouri Writing Project Network: Source-based Writing
Session Title: Source-based Writing in K-5
Melanie
Fuemmeler
, Instructional Coach, Park Hill Schools
Terri McAvoy, Teacher Consultant, Ozarks Writing Project
Slide22Working Lunch
Slide23Find a grade-level partner or adjacent grade-level partner to move near for collaboration.
Slide24“Proficient readers spontaneously and purposely create mental images while and after they read. The images emerge from all five senses as well as the emotions and are anchored in a reader’s prior knowledge.”
-Keene and Zimmerman, Mosaic of Thought
VISUALIZATION
Slide25Slide26Slide27Slide28Slide29Slide30Did you visualize this?
Slide31VisualizationClassroom Instruction that Works: Research-based Strategies for Increasing Student Achievement, by Robert Marzano (2001)Marzano’s Nine High-Yield Instructional Strategies #5 Non-linguistic Representations begin with visualizing
This strategy yields a 27% percentile gain
Some of the world’s top mathematicians engage almost entirely with visual mathematics.
Slide32What thinking skills do I teach students in my classroom?
Slide33SORT and DISCUSS
Can students use this skill in other content areas?
Is this skill used best in ELA?
Slide34Compare/Similarities
Contrast/Differences
Point of View/Perspective
Cause/Effect
Argument/Evidence
Patterns/Relationships
Slide35Slide36Thinking Map Integration TemplateChoose a thinking skill.As a table, brainstorm and record all thoughts on the map.
How do I incorporate this thinking skill into other subject areas?
What opportunities for application across the curriculum do my students have?
Slide37Now What ???
How does this apply to the Missouri Learning Standards and
what I have to teach?
Slide38Thinking Skill:
What expectation(s) best allow the thinking skill to be taught within that content area?
ELA – Reading
ELA – Writing
ELA – Speaking/Listening
ELA – Language
Math
Science
Social Studies
Arts
ELA Curriculum Connection Planning Tool
Grade Level __________
Slide39Previous Units Taught
Other Resources
Mentor Texts
Assessments: Begin with the end in mind.
Summative
Formative
Formative
Formative
Formative
Slide40Thinking Skill: Visualization
What expectation(s) best allow the thinking skill to be taught within that content area?
ELA – Reading
ELA – Writing
ELA – Speaking/Listening
ELA – Language
3.R.1.A.a
Comprehension
3.W.1.A.a
Brainstorm
3.SL.4.A.a
Presentation skills
3.R.1.B.h
Vocabulary
3.W.2.A.c
Specific words
3.R.4.A.a
Fluency
3.W.2.B.b-c
Details/words
Math
Science
Social Studies
Arts
3.NF.A.
Fractions
3.PS.1.A.1
Predict water cycle
3.H.3.A.a-c
Understand
movement of people
MU: Re9.1.8a
Music context
3.RA.A.3
Word problems
3.ETS1.B.1
Multiple solutions
3.RI.6.E
Changing roles of groups
VA:Cn10.1.IIIa
Synthesize
arts
ELA Curriculum Connection Planning Tool/Grade Level
3
rd
Grade
Slide41What are your findings?
What did you notice?
Thoughts?
Slide42Slide4343Opportunities for PD Summer/Fall 2017 in Missouri
PLS Summer Series June 12-16
(Math, SS, Science, ELA, Fine Arts)
RPDC Activities/Workshops
Missouri Writing Project Summer Institutes
Missouri Reading Initiative Literacy Camp
National Council of Teachers of English Conference in St. Louis, MO, in NovemberDESE Regional Content Fall PD in RPDC/school districts across MissouriCheck our ELA webpage on the DESE website for more information.
Slide44http://convention.ncte.org
Slide45Slide46Content Meetings 2017-18K-5—September 13, November 15, February 14, May 96-12—September 14, November 16, February 15, May 10Professional Development at No ChargeMissouri Writing ProjectPlanning and SharingNetworkingAnd More!
Email Lisa Scroggs (
lisa.scroggs@dese.mo.gov
) to register
Slide47Join Our ELA Friends Edmodo Group!Receive notices about opportunities to assist with DESE assessment development.Find details on DESE PD opportunities, including Content Meetings, throughout the school year.Network with other ELA educators.Share ELA PD opportunities in your region. To join, email Lisa or Debbie.
Slide48Please provide us with feedback
about today!
https://
www.surveymonkey.com/r/OCCREvaluation
Link available in electronic folder.
Slide49Professional
Learning Series
June 12 and 16, 2017
Debbie Jameson
ELA Director
DESE Office of College and Career Readiness
debbie.jameson@dese.mo.gov
(573) 751-4898
Lisa Scroggs
ELA Assistant Director
DESE Office of College and Career Readiness
lisa.scroggs@dese.mo.gov
(573)751-8468
Questions?