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Meeting the Common Core: Strategies for Success

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The Common Core State Standards (CCSS) are a set of educational standards that have been adopted by most states in the United States. These standards define the knowledge and skills that students are expected to master in each grade level. Meeting the Common Core can be a challenge, but it is essential for students to succeed in college and career.

Assessing Critical Thinking in Elementary Schools: Meeting the Common Core

by Rebecca Stobaugh

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Strategies for Teachers

Teachers can use a variety of strategies to help their students meet the Common Core. These strategies include:

Using clear and concise language. The CCSS are written in a clear and concise language that is easy for students to understand. Teachers should use this language when teaching the standards to their students.
Providing multiple opportunities for students to learn. Students learn best when they are given multiple opportunities to learn the same material. Teachers should provide their students with a variety of activities and resources to help them learn the Common Core standards.
Assessing student learning regularly. Teachers should assess their students' learning regularly to ensure that they are making progress. This will help teachers identify students who need additional support.
Providing feedback to students. Feedback is essential for students to learn. Teachers should provide their students with specific feedback on their work to help them improve.
Collaborating with other teachers. Teachers should collaborate with other teachers to share ideas and resources. This will help them develop more effective strategies for teaching the Common Core.

Strategies for Parents

Parents can also play a role in helping their children meet the Common Core. These strategies include:

Talking to your child about the Common Core. Talk to your child about the Common Core and what it means for them. Help them understand the importance of meeting the standards.
Helping your child with their homework. Help your child with their homework, especially when they are struggling with a particular concept. This will help them reinforce what they are learning in school.
Encouraging your child to read. Reading is essential for students to succeed in all subjects. Encourage your child to read a variety of texts, both fiction and nonfiction.
Talking to your child's teacher. Talk to your child's teacher regularly about their progress. This will help you stay informed about what your child is learning and how you can support their learning.

Strategies for Students

Students can also take steps to help themselves meet the Common Core. These strategies include:

Paying attention in class. Pay attention in class and take notes to help you remember what you are learning.
Completing your homework. Homework is essential for reinforcing what you are learning in class. Make sure to complete all of your homework assignments.
Asking for help when you need it. Don't be afraid to ask for help from your teacher or a classmate if you are struggling with a particular concept.
Studying for tests. Study for tests by reviewing your notes and homework assignments. This will help you improve your chances of success.
Setting goals for yourself. Set goals for yourself and track your progress. This will help you stay motivated and focused.

Meeting the Common Core is a challenge, but it is possible. By following these strategies, teachers, parents, and students can work together to help students succeed in college and career.

Assessing Critical Thinking in Elementary Schools: Meeting the Common Core

by Rebecca Stobaugh

4.8 out of 5