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These course descriptions are in the process of being revised to reflect the transition to the Common Core State Standards.
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NEWSELA ELA PROFESSIONAL DEVELOPMENT RECORDED WEBINARS
Video 1: Getting Started (Login with Schoology, Article Level Features, Annotations)
https://videos.newsela.com/watch/bCugMgz7ghnEpC1w7h1deW?
Video 2: Sharing with Students (Creating and Monitoring Assignments)
https://videos.newsela.com/watch/UemV6ARod3oDcuMMxqJ8as?
Video 3: Connect to Your Content (Newsela ELA organization, Search and Filter, and Newsela ELA recommendations by subject area)
https://videos.newsela.com/watch/xkTmNocTBxLqMvDyb1otFN?
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The Inside/Outside Research Project addresses the CCSS W7 (grades 6 -12), which focuses on students conducting short research projects to answer a question (including self-generated for grades 8 and above) to pursue “further research and investigation.” This project is designed to use at the beginning of the school year to help students build to mastering this particular standards. This project also provides students the opportunity to further develop their knowledge and understanding of a topic, issue, or theme connected with a text(s). This project is designed to be done over a two to three day period.
This module is a mini-unit designed around a literacy task grounded in the Common Core Standards. After reading the book, The Children of Willesden Lane, and two articles on resilience, students write an essay tracing the development of the central idea that resilience supports the characters in surviving great hardships.