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In This Vlog with Sarah Brown Wessling:
What do these Standards mean? How do I teach from them? How do I bundle them and put them into student language? I'm going to talk about the Standards and how putting them into student language impacts culture.
This is how I bundled my high school ELA Standards into 6 relevant "mantras" that my students (and I) can remember easily:
- Creating context
- Reading closely
- Analyzing
- Exposing precise thinking
- Writing or speaking to transfer
- Building stamina
Your Turn:
1. Put the Standards you're working towards into accessible language for your students and share them with us in the comments section below.
2. Watch this video, Think Aloud: Unpacking the Standards.
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Sarah Brown Wessling is a high school English teacher in Johnston, Iowa. She is the 2010 National Teacher of the Year and is the Teacher Laureate for Teaching Channel. Connect with Sarah on Twitter – @SarahWessling.
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