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THE NEWYORK STATE PREKINDERGARTEN LEARNING STANDARDS: A RESOURCE FOR SCHOOL SUCCESS MEG MCNIFF, OFFICE OF EARLY LEARNING MELISSA MONTAGUE, OFFICE OF CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION INTRODUCTIONS Meg McNiff Melissa Montague meg.mcniff@nysed.gov


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THE NEWYORK STATE PREKINDERGARTEN LEARNING STANDARDS: A RESOURCE FOR SCHOOL SUCCESS

MEG MCNIFF, OFFICE OF EARLY LEARNING MELISSA MONTAGUE, OFFICE OF CURRICULUM & INSTRUCTION

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INTRODUCTIONS

Meg McNiff meg.mcniff@nysed.gov Melissa Montague melissa.montague@nysed.gov

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TODAY’S LITERACY CONTEXT: NEW YORK STATE 4TH AND 8TH GRADERS

National Assessment of Educational Progress (2017)

SOURCE: U.S. Department of Education, Institute of Education Sciences, National Center for Education Statistics, National Assessment of Educational Progress (NAEP), 2017 Reading Assessment.

45 40 40 35 35 30 30 25 20 20 15 15 10 10 5 5 Grade 4 Grade 8 Grade 4 Grade 8 Below 32 27 Basic 32 39 Proficient 27 30 Advanced 9 5

NYS English Language Arts Assessment (2017)

SOURCE: New York State Education Department, Retrieved on May 16, 2019 from data.nysed.gov.

Level 1 24 21 Level 2 35 33 Level 3 25 30 Level 4 16 15

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TODAY’S LITERACY CONTEXT

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CHANGING DEMANDS OF WORKFORCE PARTICIPATION

“I n o rde r to pre pa re yo ung pe o ple to do the jo b s c o mpute rs c a nno t do , we must re -fo c us o ur e duc a tio n syste m a ro und o ne o b je c tive :

giving stude nts the foundational skills in proble m- solving and c ommunic ation that c ompute rs don’t have.”

Murnane & Levy , 2013

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DIVERGENT THINKING

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SUCCESSFUL LEARNING

From Dr. Nonie Lesaux’s Keynote Presentation ~ P3 Summer Institute 0718 http://www.northeastcompcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/EL-Summit-Comprehensive-Early-Literacy-Reform-Lesaux-PPT

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STRONG CURRICULA

Strong Curricula

  • Content-rich themes/texts
  • Culturally responsive
  • Consistent routines/language
  • Rigorous/challenging within

supportive context

  • Combine explicit instruction

with inquiry based l earning

  • Support peer-to-peer

interactions

From Dr. Nonie Lesaux’s Keynote Presentation Summer Institute 0718: http://www.northeastcompcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/EL-Summit-Comprehensive-Early-Literacy-Reform-Lesaux-PPT

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UNITS OF STUDY

Units of Study

Strong Curricula

Depth of Learning

  • Place a concept,

word,

  • r theme

at the center to deepen understanding

Learning as a Process

  • Facilitate

learning such that students can grapple with ideas and learn from mistakes

Interactive Learning

  • Support

meaningful interactions among teachers and peers

From Dr. Nonie Lesaux’s Keynote Presentation ~ P3 Summer Institute 0718: http://www.northeastcompcenter.org/wp-content/uploads/2018/07/EL-Summit-Comprehensive-Early-Literacy-Reform-Lesaux-PPT

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ADVANCED LITERACY BRIEFS

“Effective literacy instruction … brings the world to students in meaningful ways and supports them as they develop the foundation they need to access and comprehend a range of texts.”

http://www.nysed.gov/bilingual-ed/linguistically-diverse- learners-and-nys-next-generation-p-12-learning-standards

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INSTRUCTIONAL UNITS OF STUDY

“A central method for motivating a unit’s inquiry is to engage students in answering a question that is authentic and for which there is no single answer.”

http://www.nysed.gov/common/nysed/files/nov-8- nys_brief-7-of-8_summer_2017_units-final_2.pdf-a.pdf

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NEW YORK STATE LEARNING STANDARDS

How do we learn about the world around us?

Arts

MU:Cn10.1a.PK: Explore and imitate sounds found in the environment.

English Language Arts

PKW6: Develop questions and participate in shared research and exploration to answer questions and to build and share knowledge.

Mathematics

NY-PK.MD.1: Identify measurable attributes of objects, such as length or weight, and describes them using appropriate vocabulary (e.g., small, big, short, tall, empty, full, heavy, light).

Science

PK-PS4-1: Plan and conduct investigations to provide evidence that sound is produced by vibrating materials.

Social Studies

PK.SOC.5: Demonstrate knowledge of the relationship between people, place, and regions (use words that indicate direction, position, and relative distance).

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AT A GLANCE ELA STANDARDS

 Support curriculum

development, instructional design

 Access grade-level

introductions

 Range of reading experiences  Text complexity expectations http://www.nysed.gov/curriculum-instruction/new-york- state-next-generation-english-language-arts-learning- standards

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NEW YORK STATE PREKINDERGARTEN LEARNING STANDARDS: A RESOURCE FOR SCHOOL SUCCESS

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ACCESSING THE PREKINDERGARTEN STANDARDS RESOURCE

www.p12.nysed.gov/earlylearning

Click on “Standards” in navigation menu in left margin. Click on “New York State Prekindergarten Learning Standards: A Resource for School Success”.

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INTRODUCTION TO THE RESOURCE WHY?

  • challenge of working with multiple formats
  • confusion about focusing on discrete skills, missing domain areas

WHAT? a clear,

comprehensive, consolidated standards resource for prekindergarten learning standards

WHO?

Feedback from:

  • Office of Early Learning
  • Office of Bilingual Education and World Languages
  • Office of Curriculum and Instruction
  • Office of Special Education
  • Administrators, Educators, Parents
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READ AND REFLECT: THE INTRODUCTION

  • Read the Introduction (p. 3-5)
  • Reflect on the following:
  • The NYSPKLS Resource IS…
  • The NYSPKLS Resource IS NOT…
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REFLECTION

The NYSPKLS Resource The NYSPKLS Resource IS… IS NOT… Share your reflection via Padlet: QR Code above or https://padlet.com/melissa_montague/NYSPKLS

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DOMAINS OF LEARNING

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THE STRUCTURE OF THE STANDARDS RESOURCE

Domain of learning Context and considerations Links and notes to full articulation

  • f standards, if applicable

Reference codes/Learning Standard Indicator(s)

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THE STANDARDS

  • 1. Browse the learning standards
  • 2. Discuss
  • 3. Stop and jot

We no tic e … We wo nde r… We think…

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INTERDISCIPLINARY UNITS OF STUDY PLANNING TEMPLATE

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PLANNING INTERDISCIPLINARY UNITS OF STUDY UNIT OVERVIEW & LEARNING STANDARDS

Unit Overview Learning Standards

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PLANNING INTERDISCIPLINARY UNITS OF STUDY WEEKLY PLANNING TEMPLATE

 Includes space to plan

weekly:

Focus questions

Foundational texts for read aloud/supporting texts

Large/small group instruction  As well as:

Outdoor/gross-motor experiences

Connections with Special Area teachers

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earning Centers

PLANNING INTERDISCIPLINARY UNITS OF STUDY PLANNING LEARNING CENTERS

Blocks Math and Manipulatives Creative Arts Dramatic Play Literacy and Writing Science and Nature

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Meg McNiff meg.mcniff@nysed.gov Melissa Montague melissa.montague@nysed.gov