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Supporting Rigorous Science
Teaching and Learning
Module 3: Engaging in Rigorous
Science Lessons
Tennessee Department of Education
Science
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Goals
• Deepen understanding of Common Core State
Standards (CCSS)-driven instruction by
– engaging in a lesson aligned with the CCSS;
– analyzing the lesson; and
– understanding the relationship among text, task,
talk, and learning.
• Reflect on learning.
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Norms for Working Together
 Keep students at the center.
 Be present and engaged.
 Monitor air time and share your voice.
 Challenge with respect.
 Stay solutions oriented.
 Risk productive struggle.
 Balance urgency and patience.
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Engaging in a Lesson
Aligned with the Common
Core State Standards
(CCSS)
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Working in Two Ways…
As a learner
– Please engage in the tasks as an adult learner.
As a teacher
– A few times during the lessons and then again after we
finish, we will consider
• alignment to the Common Core Content Standards
(CCSS);
• learning opportunities for all our students; and
• what it takes to facilitate and teach rigorous
instruction in the classroom.
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Task Sheet 1
Lake Oak Lesson
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Task Sheet 2
Lake Oak Lesson
Part I—What is causing Lake Oak to change?
1. The data shows that there have been changes to the
lake over the past 20 years. Take 7 minutes to
individually,
a.
b.
c.
d.
review the data;
look for patterns or trends in the data;
identify factors contributing to the changes; and
list questions you have about the data.
2. Be prepared to share your thinking with your group.
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Task Sheet 2
Lake Oak Lesson (continued)
Part I—What is causing Lake Oak to change?
 With your group, share your analysis and questions.
Based on your review of the data and considering
scientific principles
a. Develop an argument (claim, evidence, and
reasoning) using one of the argument templates
or organize in your own way that answers the
question.
b. Provide counterclaims if appropriate.
c. Use the rubric to guide your argument
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Task Sheet 2
Lake Oak
 Part II—Individual Reading
1. Individually read your assigned reading.
a. All 1s will read Reading #1: Dissolved Oxygen.
b. All 2s will read Reading #2: pH.
c.All 3s will read Reading #3: Temperature.
As you read,
-Circle the claim
-Number the evidence; and
-Underline the reasoning
Think about how the additional information informs your
analysis and argument.
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Task Sheet 2
Lake Oak
Part III—Share and Defend Your Argument
 What is causing Lake Oak to change?
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Analyzing the Lesson
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Task Sheet
Analyzing the Lesson
Part I—Changing Emphasis in Science
1. Take about five minutes to individually read
Changing Emphasis in Science.
2. Think about how the lesson exemplified the
changing emphasis in science.
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Task Sheet
Analyzing the Lesson
Part II—Whole Group Discussion
1. What insights did you gain from engaging in a Common
Core State Standards (CCSS)-driven lesson?
2. How did the lesson exemplify the three CCSS key
shifts?
3. How did the lesson exemplify the changing emphasis in
science?
4. What do you see as implications for teaching and
learning in science?
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Bridge To Practice
Assignment
 Before the next PD session complete a close reading
lesson from module 3 with your students. Take notes
and reflect on the experience. Think of a reading and
writing task to embed into an upcoming unit.
 Completion of these tasks is vital in understanding
what the PARCC assessment has in store for our
students.
 The next module involves analyzing the complexity of
various texts along with strategies to help students read
and understand more complex texts in science.
 Thank you for your time!
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