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CCSS Toolkit: Content Area Literacy - Shift 6
CCSS Toolkit: Content Area Literacy - Shift 6
CCSS Toolkit - Content Area Teachers: Awareness & Transition
Introduction to the CCSS
Shift 1: Informational Text
Shift 2: Text Complexity
Shift 3: Academic Vocabulary
Shift 4: Text-based Answers
Shift 5: Writing from Sources
Shift 6: Content-area Literacy
Implementation
Evaluate & Refine
Resources
Content Literacy Toolkit
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Shift 6: Literacy Instruction in all Content Areas
Content-area teachers emphasize reading and writing in their planning and instruction for teaching the content. Students learn through reading domain-specific texts in history/social studies, science, and technical subjects and by writing informative/explanatory and argumentative pieces (
CCSS Introduction, p. 3
).
Awareness & Understanding
Learn about Literacy in the Content Areas
View Videos
Content Area Literacy
Building Knoweldge in the Disciplines
Rethinking Literacy
Literacy in Social Studies and Science
Pairing Science and Literacy
Tools
Review the PowerPoint "Helping Students Meet the Reading CCSS in History/Social Studies and Science"
Source: Cynthia Shanahan, University of Illinois
Read "Why Integrate Literacy and Social Studies?"
Primary Sources: At the Heart of the Common Core State Standards
In this feature article from the Teaching with Primary Sources Journal, the author discusses the role that primary sources can play in achieving the literacy skills required by the Common Core State Standards.
Compare the CCSS for Literacy to Oregon Standards
Tools
1. Examine the Oregon/CCSS correlation documents for the Social Sciences.
Grade 6
    
Grade 7
    
Grade 8
    
High School
2. Examine the Oregon/CCSS correlation documents for Science.
Grade 6
    
Grade 7
    
Grade 8
    
High School
3. Examine the alignment between the CCSS and the National Standards for Learning Languages.
Draft document from the American Council on the Teaching of Foreign Languages (ACTFL)
Read Text Selections from Your Subject Area
Tools
Read samples of text for your grade level and/or subject from Appendix B.
Grades 6-8
     
Grades 9/10
     
Grades 11/12
Transition
Learn About Content Area Literacy in the Classroom
Tools
Review CCSS Snapshot on Content Area Literacy
06/21/2012 (30.92 KB)
From "K-12 Teachers: Building Comprehension in the Common Core"
Content Area Reading
From "Oregon K-12 Literacy Framework: Professional Development" (pp. 4-5)
Dig Deeper into the Standards
Tools
Delaware Literacy in History/Social Studies Concept Organizers
Explore the Literacy Concept Organizers for History/Social Stuides from the
Delaware Department of Education
Take a deeper look at the CCSS for Science
This module developed by the
Rhode Island Department of Education
is designed to help participants examine literacy in the science classroom.
Session 1: Reading and Writing in the Science Classroom (Facilitator's Guide)
This facilitator's guide outlines how Session 1 strives to engage participants in evaluating the extent of literacy in the Science classroom.
Session 1: Consensogram Charts (Handout)
These consensogram charts are to be used as part of Session 1.
Session 2: The Place of Literacy in the Science Classroom (Facilitator's Guide)
This facilitator's guide outlines how Session 2 helps participants identify where the CCSS for Literacy in Science naturally compliment the skills that are already being built in the science classroom.
Session 2: Lesson/Unit Plan review tool (Handout)
A tool to aid in reviewing units of study or lesson plans in light of the CCSS.
Contacts
Karin Moscon
(503) 947-5706
Secondary/Post Secondary Transitions - Education Program Specialist, CTE Civil Rights
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