The Common Core State Standards
Chesapeake
Union Schools adopted the Common Core State Standards in 2013.
Resources
for the Common Core are below:
The Common Core and I Can Statements
As teachers, we always have a plan of what we want students to achieve in the classroom. Teachers and content are dynamic, changing to meet student learning needs. One change coming to our school this year is the incorporation of displaying student learning objectives in language students can understand. A popular method for displaying student learning objectives is I Can Statements. I Can Statements have been around from at least 1985, and even before then though the jargon used for them may not have been the same. The idea of the I Can Statement is to provide students with a map of what they will be able to do at the end of a lesson, unit, or focus of study.
Below are links to a few resources about I Can Statements and using them in the classroom:
How to Make "I Can" Statements Work for Your Classroom
9th and 10th Grade Language Arts Common Core I Can Statements from Darke County ESC
11th and 12th Grade Language Arts Common Core I Can Statements from Darke County ESC
Differentiation
Below are links to a few resources which define and demonstrate differentiation:
Differentiation Is and Isn't
Six Strategies for Differentiated Instruction in Project-Based Learning
Using QR Codes for Differentiated Instruction
Nine Strategies for Reaching All Learners in English Language Arts
Research
Infohio Research 4 Success
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