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The Non-Freaked Out, Focused Approach to the Common Core

March 15, 2013 By Dave Stuart Jr. 25 Comments

When I set out in June 2012 to blog through the Common Core State Standards (CCSS), I was, as long-time readers know, a diehard standards avoider. To me, standards were nothing more than codified wish lists created by committees. They were useful for getting good grades on School of Ed lesson plans, and that was […]

How to NOT Freak Out about the Common Core

January 30, 2013 By Dave Stuart Jr. 6 Comments

Here’s what’s up: despite our circumstances, a majority of the 3.5 million of us teachers still want to do something that matters with our careers; we still want to impact student achievement in a way that promotes long-term flourishing for our kids. And when something like the Common Core State Standards (CCSS) come out, our frontal […]

Simple Rubrics for Common Core Speaking and Listening Standards

January 17, 2013 By Dave Stuart Jr. 14 Comments

One search term that seems to regularly bring folks to the Teaching the Core blog is “speaking and listening rubrics for Common Core State Standards.” Up to this point, those good-hearted yet unfortunate rube-seekers haven’t found what they were looking for here. In the words of William Wallace’s Uncle Argyle, “That is something we shall […]

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