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    CCSS/ES

    in CMS

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    Argumentation

    Students form and express opinions,

    derive supporting reasons, and drawconclusions from a variety of sources.Students then apply their thoughts andfindings to a written piece or discussion.

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    What is text?

    1.the original words and form of a written orprinted work

    2.the main body of printed or written matteron a page

    3.a source of information or authority4.data5.something considered as an object to be

    examined, explicated, or deconstructed.frame of reference! 2"12 #erriam!$ebster, %ncorporated 

    $hat are some examples of texts&

    http://www.merriam-webster.com/info/copyright.htmhttp://www.merriam-webster.com/info/copyright.htm

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    Shifts from!CSC"S to

    CCSS in

    E#$/#iteracy

    Standards

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    'ext!(ased )nswers

    Common CoreE#$/#iteracy

    Shift %

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    •*tudents ha+e rich and rigorous con+ersationswhich are dependent on a common text.

    •'eachers insist that classroom experiences

    stay deeply connected to the text on the page•'eachers ensure students de+elop habits formaking e+identiary arguments both in

    con+ersation, as well as in writing to assesscomprehension of a text. 

    &ext'(ased $nswers

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    •ich and rigorous con+ersations

    which are dependent on acommon text

    #ake e+identiary arguments bothin con+ersation, as well as inwriting

    Student $ctions

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    •%nsist that classroom experiences

    stay deeply connected to the text

    •-se e+identiary arguments to

    assess comprehension of a text

    &eacher $ctions

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    iewing /uide 0irections

    ach person in the groupshould choose a different

    uestion to answer while youwatch the +ideo.

    0iscuss your uestion andanswer with others in yourgroup.

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    ey oints

    $hat is the importance ofculti+ating students close readingof a text&

    6ow can we get students to gobeyond making the easy

    connection with the text they arereading to a deeper connection&

    $hat are uestions worth asking&

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    ideo

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    0iscussion

    =ompare your responses withyour group.

    $hat else did you find to be+aluable or important&

    -sing the )nchor *tandards foreading, determine which onesapply to *hift 4 and why&

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    %mplications

    $hat does this

    mean for me inmy role&

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    En-oy a

    rea

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    $rgumentationExample &ass

    M th %th d Cl t

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    Math0 %th rade Close to1,222 game0

    +ay 10 *tudents play game. 0iscuss strategies as they work.+ay 30 1: $hile students are playing call ?*'@?.

    2: *tudents record the cards in front of them A the numbertheir chip is on.3: *tudents write what their next mo+e will be A explain 9onpaper: why they think that is their next best mo+e.4: *tudents share their writing with a partner.

    5: ncourage partners to listen carefully and ask forclarification.

    : *elect 1!2 partners A ask them to read practices 3 A 9poster:.

    B: )sk group to listen for e+idence that partners Cconstructed a+iable argumentC A Cattended to precision while doing soC.

    D: 6a+e students share connections between their work A the2 practices highlighted.

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    Math0 4rd rade0 5rani6sMarles S$( 77

    )fter students ha+e completed the workon pages 54!55 ask, ?%s it possible to startwith more marbles than your partner on

    the first day, but end up with less on the1"th day& 6ow&?

    'hen ask students to make their case

    using examples or e+idence from the worktheyC+e been doing this week. 6a+estudents write these in their journals.

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    'hird /rade )rgumentation*ample *ocial *tudies

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    Wor Session

    e+iew the argumentationtask you created.

    #ake any necessarychanges or modifications.

    =reate sample studentresponses.

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