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• General discussion of mathematics Standards • Aspirations for mathematics instruction at higher l… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 20 views
• General discussion of math standards • Aspirations for higher math performance • Links and cohesi… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 18 views
• Progressions, with examples • Design of math progressions and how they play out in domains over g… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 26 views
• First-year college remediation challenges • Mismatch between higher education and K-12 -- more ma… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 24 views
• In-depth description of coherence in mathematics, with examples • Need for mathematics domains to… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 11 views
• Five principles of development • Detailed description of development process • General discussion… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 73 views
• Historical context of the need for change in ELA Standards • Five critical shifts from earlier st… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 38 views
• Outline of the range of higher education professors and practitioners who were involved • Articul… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 5 views
• Shift the balance to 50 percent informational texts and 50 percent literature in elementary grade… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 43 views
• In-depth analysis and discussion of Dr. King's Letter from a Birmingham Jail • Explanation of the… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 10 views
• Standards for speaking and listening • Focus on collaboration in multiple settings in work or col… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 67 views
• General discussion • Clear expectations • Balance between skills and understanding • Higher cogni… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 7 views
• Ratio and proportion—connections in elementary and middle grades and real-world application • Fou… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 6 views
• Detailed description of the three domains of numbers and operations (Operations and Algebraic Thi… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 11 views
• Student-centered discussion of the progressions in domains from one grade to another Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 7 views
• Balance between procedural fluency and conceptual understanding, with examples • Building on requ… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 16 views
• Habits of mind • Coherence and focus • Implications for the classroom Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 57 views
• Opportunities for students to delve more deeply into more varied texts, especially literary non-f… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 23 views
• Expanded use of literary non-fiction in later grades • In-depth discussion about the value of tea… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 80 views
• How ELA Standards apply -- and require mastery -- across several disciplines (History/Social Stud… Michael Keany Dec 12, 2011 10 views
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