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Challenge Team Mountain View Agenda Introduction Common core state standards Challenges of implementation Role of parents/community SVCCI What are standards? What are the CCSS? What? Design Academic Standards


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Challenge Team Mountain View

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Agenda

  • Introduction
  • Common core state standards
  • Challenges of implementation
  • Role of parents/community
  • SVCCI
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What are standards? What are the CCSS? Design Intent Focus

What?

  • Academic Standards
  • State Policy

How?

  • Curriculum
  • Local decision
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Why do they make sense?

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How do they work?

Fewer Deeper Higher

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What’s different in Math?

California State Standards Common Core State Standards

Length=6

A rectangle is 6 feet long and has a perimeter of 20 feet. What is the height of this rectangle? Explain how you solved this problem.

Perimeter=20 Height=?

8 6 4 5 A. B. C. D.

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In English Language Arts?

  • Read the sentence from the text

below, then answer the question.

  • “Nanodiamonds are stardust,

created when ancient stars exploded long ago, disgorging their remaining elements into space.”

  • Based on the context of the

sentence, what is the most precise meaning of disgorging? – scattering randomly – throwing out quickly – spreading out widely – casting forth violently Diamonds in the Sky

Stars are not the only objects that glitter in the dark night sky. Scientists have discovered that diamonds are plentiful in outer space. Some of these space diamonds are called “nanodiamonds” because they are incredibly

  • small. A nanodiamond is millions of times

smaller than a grain of sugar—more or less the size of a strand of DNA. Nanodiamonds are stardust, created when ancient stars exploded long ago, disgorging their remaining elements into space. Other space diamonds are huge—the size of whole planets—while some may exist in liquid

  • r frozen form. Scientists even suggest that

planets in our own solar system may have

  • ceans filled with chunks of frozen diamond

“ice.”

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What is the opportunity?

  • An understanding of the meaning and relevance
  • f ideas to concrete problems
  • An ability to apply core concepts and modes of

inquiry to complex real-world tasks

  • A capacity to transfer knowledge and skills to

new situations, to build on and use them

  • An ability to communicate ideas and to

collaborate in problem solving

  • An ongoing ability to learn
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What is the challenge?

  • System-wide
  • New:
  • Assessments/Tests
  • Instructional Material/curriculum
  • Technology
  • Professional development
  • Supports
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Smarter Balance Assesments

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Silicon Valley Common Core Initiative

“We are at a unique moment in time” “This is our opportunity to create the environment for school districts to give our students a real 21st century education” “To achieve this important goal requires all of us to harness the incredible energy, talent and resources that exist in our community.”

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Contact

Thank you! Any questions? Contact Information: Gina Dalma: gddalma@siliconvalleycf.org http://www.siliconvalleycf.org/content/common-core

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