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Common Core and PARCC What Does This Mean For Caldwell-West Caldwell Key Points About the Common Core aligned to college and career expectations internationally benchmarked so that all students are prepared to succeed in our global world


  1. Common Core and PARCC What Does This Mean For Caldwell-West Caldwell

  2. Key Points About the Common Core ● aligned to college and career expectations ● internationally benchmarked so that all students are prepared to succeed in our global world ● include rigorous content and application of skills and knowledge through use of higher-order skills ● represent a “sea change” in education

  3. How Will The Standards Be Different? ● Include rigorous content and application of knowledge through higher-order thinking skills ● Provide performance-based collaborative activities and assessments ● Integrate literacy across content areas including Science and Social Studies ● Place stronger emphasis on informational text, research, and media skills

  4. Instructional Shifts in ELA ● 6 Shifts in ELA ○ Read more nonfiction than fiction ○ Learn about the world by reading ○ Read more challenging material closely ○ Discuss reading using evidence ○ Text-based evidence responses ○ Increase academic vocabulary

  5. Instructional Shifts in Math ● 6 Shifts in Mathematics ○ Focus: Learn more about fewer, key topics ○ Coherence: Build skills within and across grades ○ Fluency: Develop speed and accuracy ○ Deep Understanding: Really know it, really do it ○ Application of Concepts: Use them in the real world ○ Dual Intensity: Practice/Understand- solve problems

  6. PARCC Assessments ● What is PARCC? ● What will it look like? ● How will it be different from NJASK/HSPA? ● When will PARCC assessments be administered?

  7. PARCC Assessments ● Beginning in 2014-2015, PARCC Assessments will replace NJASK in grades 3-8. At the high school level, PARCC exams will be introduced for English 9, 10, 11 and Algebra 1, Geometry and Algebra 2. ● PARCC Assessments are comprised of two sections: ○ Performance Based Assessment (PBA) ○ End of Year Assessment (EQY)

  8. Two Required Assessments Yield Overall Score Beginning of School Year End of School Year Flexible administration Key:

  9. PBA Literary Analysis *5 sessions total PBA: ELA *More human controlled scoring Research Simulation Narrative Writing Calculator Unit Calculator Policy PBA: Math Non Calculator Unit

  10. Unit #1- short-answer EOY comprehension and *4 sessions total vocabulary questions based on 4-5 texts EOY: ELA *More computer based scoring *Student scores are a Unit #2- short-answer comprehension and combination of vocabulary questions based performance on PBA and on 4-5 texts EOY Calculator Unit Calculator Policy EOY: MATH Non Calculator Unit

  11. How Is PARCC Different? NJASK/HSPA PARCC • Administered once • Administered twice Computer • Paper based/ No tech based/ Tech • ELA & Math (3-8 &11) • ELA Grades 3-11 • Science (4 & 8) • Math Grades 3-8, Algebra, • 60-135 minutes per day Geometry & Algebra 2 • Test PREP • No Science • Lost Instructional Time • 75-90 minutes per day • No Test PREP • Regular Day

  12. What Does A Testing Session Look Like • Classroom or Technology Room • Morning • Administered by your child’s teacher • Teachers can help with tech if a student is struggling • Teachers can clarify directions • Students can review and change answers • Classes who are not testing will have a regular morning

  13. Scoring: How Is PARCC Scored NJASK/HSPA PARCC • 3 Levels • 5 Levels • Scale of 100-300 • Scale of 1-5 • Basic data • Rich data • Received in Fall of next year • Year 1 receive in Fall of next • Ceiling score year • Years after receive by June of current year • Score beyond grade level

  14. Scoring • Take 2 tests (March and May) • Receive one score for Math and one score for ELA Level Descriptor 5 Students performing at this level demonstrate a distinguished command of the knowledge, skills,and practices embodied by the CCSS assessed at their level 4 Strong Command 3 Moderate Command 2 Partial Command 1 Minimal Command

  15. How Is PARCC Different: Technology NJASK PARCC ● Paper Based ● Computer Based ● No Technology Needed ● Technology Needed to Answer Questions

  16. How Is PARCC Different: Technology ● Use technology to determine student understanding in authentic ways ● Drag and drop ● Shade text ● Cut and paste ● Move items ● Use of math tools ● Online calculators (6-11) ● Graphing tools ● Type written responses in ELA and Math

  17. Accommodations and Accessibility NJASK PARCC ● SE/504/ELL ● Accessibility for all ● Accommodations: SE/504/ELL

  18. Accommodations and Accessibility Accessibility for All Accommodations ● Blank Paper ● Presentation ● Highlight ○ Text to Speech ● Magnify ● Response ● Color Contrast ○ Scribe ● Extra time built in by ○ Translation PARCC ● Extended Time

  19. Purpose and Use of PARCC Data ● As one of many multiple measures that assist teachers, our schools, and the district to support differentiated instruction and strategic decision making ● To inform parents and students on progress towards “on track” college and career readiness

  20. NJDOE Graduation Requirements For the Classes of 2016, 2017, and 2018: English Language Arts Mathematics Passing score on a PARCC ELA Grade 9 or Passing score on a PARCC Algebra I or Passing score on a PARCC ELA Grade 10 or Passing score on a PARCC Geometry or Passing score on a PARCC ELA Grade 11 or Passing score on a PARCC Algebra II or SAT>=400 or SAT>=400 or ACT>=16 or ACT>=16 or Accuplacer Write Placer>=6 or Accuplacer Elementary Algebra>=76 or PSAT>=40 or PSAT>=40 or ACT Aspire>=422 or ACT Aspire>=422 or ASVAB-AFQT>31 or ASVAB-AFQT>31 or Meet the Criteria of the NJDOE Portfolio Appeal Meet the Criteria of the NJDOE Portfolio Appeal

  21. PARCC Assessments Teachers, students, parents, and others can engage with the sample items using computer-based tools such as drag-and-drop, multiple select, text highlighting, and an equation builder. PARCC has also released online tutorials that demonstrate how students will navigate the test, how to use the computer-based tools, and features that make the test more accessible for all students, including those with disabilities and English learners. http://practice.parcc.testnav.com/#

  22. PARCC and ELA ● Literary Analysis Task ● students will compose an analytic essay on a piece of literature worthy of close study ● Narrative Task ● students will broaden their use if this type of writing ● Research Simulation Task ● students will analyze information on a particular topic from a variety of print and multimedia sources synthesizing information into a written essay or essays

  23. ELA/Literacy Tips ● Encourage children to read ● Read all kinds of texts ○ Stories ○ Newspapers Magazines ○ Biographies ○ ○ Science/ History ● Talk with your child about what they read ● Ask your child questions about what they are reading (Text-Based Evidence) ● Model how you learn, gather information and arrive at decisions

  24. Math

  25. Focus for Math In grade(s) ● K–2: Concepts, skills, and problem solving related to addition and subtraction ● 3–5: Concepts, skills, and problem solving related to multiplication and division of whole numbers and fractions ● 6: Ratios and proportional relationships, and early algebraic expressions and equations ● 7: Ratios and proportional relationships, and arithmetic of rational numbers ● 8: Linear algebra and linear functions

  26. PARCC and Mathematics ● Multi-step problems assess ● concepts, skills and procedures ● mathematical reasoning ● modeling and applications ● simulations ● drawing/constructing/completing diagrams, charts and visual models with drag and drop, drawing tools

  27. 3-5 Mathematical Understanding

  28. 3-5 Mathematical Modeling and Reasoning

  29. 3-5 Multi-Step Problem Solving

  30. Grade 7 Multi-Step Problem: Authentic Context

  31. Algebra Example

  32. Geometry Example

  33. Math Tips ● Practice adding, subtracting, multiplying and dividing ● Encourage children to illustrate the problem and explain their thinking in math ● Encourage children to try more than once while solving problems, to build stamina and develop their critical thinking skills ● Instead of giving them the answers, ask them to think of different ways they can solve problems ● Use of math in authentic situations

  34. What Is The District Doing to Prepare? ● Ongoing alignment of curricula to Common Core ○ implementation of CCSS in 2013-2014 ● Targeted professional development for teachers ● Strategic shifts in assessment vehicles to reflect PARCC

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