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What Digital Resources Are
Available to Support STEM?




     Teacher Effectiveness Academy
Library Information Services and Instructional Technology
Participant Outcomes

Participants will:

•   Increase awareness of how to access digital content that
    supports the Common Core State Standards for ELA and
    Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical
    Subjects.

•   Cite at least two ways to utilize trans-disciplinary BCPS
    Online Research Models to engage students in STEM
    investigations, research, inquiry, and problem solving.
Why focus on digital content now?
• The CCSS for English Language Arts and
  Literacy calls for students to be able to:
 ▫ Read texts of increasing complexity;
 ▫ Read and use exposition, including literary
   nonfiction;
 ▫ Read a wider range of reading materials;
 ▫ And use reading, writing, speaking and listening,
   language skills and strategies across all subject
   areas
• in order to be prepared for college and the
  workforce.
Reading




        Critical          Communicatio
      Thinking &              n
       Problem
       Solving


Research       Investigations            Writing




                              Creativity &
     Collaboration            Innovation



                   Speaking &
                    Listening
Increase in Text Complexity: Grades 2-3
                        Lexile Ranges
                         Aligned to
                             CCR
                        Expectations
                Old
               Lexile
               Ranges

     Typical                    450 -
                   450 -        790
     Reader
     Lexile
     Scores
                   725
           140 -
           700
Increase in Text Complexity: Grades 4 - 5
                        Lexile Ranges
                         Aligned to
                             CCR
                        Expectations
                Old
               Lexile
               Ranges

     Typical
                                770 -
                   645 -
     Reader

                                980
     Lexile
     Scores
                   845
           445 -
           910
Where can you find a wide range of
expository texts (including literary
nonfiction) of increasing complexity
about all subjects?
What elementary digital content is available?
  Many MORE than we can share with you today!
Today we will focus on . . .
SIRS Discoverer
BrainPop
Why focus on digital content now?
• The CCSS for English Language Arts and
  Literacy calls for students to be able to:
 ▫ Read texts of increasing complexity;
 ▫ Read and use exposition, including literary
   nonfiction;
 ▫ Read a wider range of reading materials;
 ▫ And use reading, writing, speaking and listening,
   language skills and strategies across all subject
   areas;
• in order to be prepared for college and the
  workforce.
Online Research Models
Example of Elementary Online Research Model:
Schoolyard Habitat
Review objectives
•   How has your awareness of how to access digital
    content to support the Common Core State
    Standards for ELA and Literacy in History/Social
    Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects
    increased?

•   Cite at least two ways to utilize trans-disciplinary
    BCPS Online Research Models to engage
    students in STEM investigations, research,
    inquiry, and problem solving.

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Session3anarr

  • 1. What Digital Resources Are Available to Support STEM? Teacher Effectiveness Academy Library Information Services and Instructional Technology
  • 2. Participant Outcomes Participants will: • Increase awareness of how to access digital content that supports the Common Core State Standards for ELA and Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects. • Cite at least two ways to utilize trans-disciplinary BCPS Online Research Models to engage students in STEM investigations, research, inquiry, and problem solving.
  • 3. Why focus on digital content now? • The CCSS for English Language Arts and Literacy calls for students to be able to: ▫ Read texts of increasing complexity; ▫ Read and use exposition, including literary nonfiction; ▫ Read a wider range of reading materials; ▫ And use reading, writing, speaking and listening, language skills and strategies across all subject areas • in order to be prepared for college and the workforce.
  • 4. Reading Critical Communicatio Thinking & n Problem Solving Research Investigations Writing Creativity & Collaboration Innovation Speaking & Listening
  • 5. Increase in Text Complexity: Grades 2-3 Lexile Ranges Aligned to CCR Expectations Old Lexile Ranges Typical 450 - 450 - 790 Reader Lexile Scores 725 140 - 700
  • 6. Increase in Text Complexity: Grades 4 - 5 Lexile Ranges Aligned to CCR Expectations Old Lexile Ranges Typical 770 - 645 - Reader 980 Lexile Scores 845 445 - 910
  • 7. Where can you find a wide range of expository texts (including literary nonfiction) of increasing complexity about all subjects?
  • 8. What elementary digital content is available? Many MORE than we can share with you today!
  • 9. Today we will focus on . . .
  • 12.
  • 13. Why focus on digital content now? • The CCSS for English Language Arts and Literacy calls for students to be able to: ▫ Read texts of increasing complexity; ▫ Read and use exposition, including literary nonfiction; ▫ Read a wider range of reading materials; ▫ And use reading, writing, speaking and listening, language skills and strategies across all subject areas; • in order to be prepared for college and the workforce.
  • 15. Example of Elementary Online Research Model: Schoolyard Habitat
  • 16. Review objectives • How has your awareness of how to access digital content to support the Common Core State Standards for ELA and Literacy in History/Social Studies, Science, and Technical Subjects increased? • Cite at least two ways to utilize trans-disciplinary BCPS Online Research Models to engage students in STEM investigations, research, inquiry, and problem solving.

Hinweis der Redaktion

  1. Welcome to today’s Educator Effectiveness Training on the digital resources that are available to support STEM. As is true of all the trainings, you may choose to present this training as a 30 minute session to your school staff, or (based on your evaluation of what your teachers already know and are able to do) you may choose to use the Extension activities built-in to the training. We strongly encourage you to co-present the digital resources training with your library media specialist as he or she has received extensive training on each of the digital resources.
  2. Soon after the CCSS were adopted in June, teams of educators from across that state began working on a gap analysis by comparing the State Curriculum Standards with the Common Core State Standards. In English Language Arts, there were several key “take-aways”: Text complexity must be evaluated and students must read more complex texts in all subject areas. There must be an emphasis on reading informational texts.
  3. SIRS Discoverer contains a wide range of expository texts (including literary nonfiction) of increasing complexity about all subjects. Click the SIRS Discoverer icon to start the screen cast.
  4. How does BrainPop provide access to a wide range of expository texts (including literary nonfiction) of increasing complexity about all subjects? It’s simple; turn on Closed Captioning. Click the BrainPop icon to begin the screen cast.
  5. Defined STEM is a collection of digital resources designed to promote effective and relevant connections between STEM classroom content and STEM career pathways, thus providing learning opportunities for students. Defined STEM provides teachers a resource where they can access highly effective media content, literacy tasks, and related support materials – all aligned to the Common Core English Language Arts and Literacy in Science and Technical Subjects. These resources and materials allow teachers to prepare students for entry into the 21st century global market place, where students must excel in science, math, technology and engineering to become a contributor to the marketplace. Click on the Defined STEM icon to view the screen cast.
  6. Soon after the CCSS were adopted in June, teams of educators from across that state began working on a gap analysis by comparing the State Curriculum Standards with the Common Core State Standards. In English Language Arts, there were several key “take-aways”: Text complexity must be evaluated and students must read more complex texts in all subject areas. There must be an emphasis on reading informational texts.
  7. The Online Research Models (ORM), developed by Baltimore County Public Schools, represent an exciting way to guide student research toward higher-level thinking that fully utilizes digital resources. The research models will help teachers meet the CCSS’s increased demand for research by providing the scaffolding and a key collaborator: the school’s library media specialist. The ORM are designed as web pages that present students with a clear research structure, including a research scenario, a learning task, rubrics and scoring tools, directions for use of various media resources, links to useful web sites, creation of a product or presentation, and reflection. Students who use the self-guided online research lessons are challenged to employ thoughtful reading, analysis, evaluation, and synthesis of information to create answers, not just find them.
  8. Click the Schoolyard Habitat icon to view the screen cast.