Transcript Leading and Learning in a Data-informed Culture Leadership

CSRA RESA is pleased to announce…
Getting to the Core of ELA CCGPS for K-5
with
Sue Ellen Patterson
September 12 -13, 2012
We hope you will join us as Sue Ellen Patterson helps us prepare for the rigor of the CCGPS by
offering two days of learning that will focus on the following:
Day 1: K-5 Close Read: What, Why, How?
Day 2: K-5 ELA CCGPS: Teaching the
Strands in Tandem
Agenda:
•What is Close Read?
•Why is Close Read important?
•How does Close Read connect to the CCGPS?
•What does it look like in elementary classrooms?
•How do I plan a Close Read?
•How can Close Read help my students understand
vocabulary?
•How can Close Read help me plan and assess
constructed response items?
Agenda:
•Understanding the Big Picture: K-5 ELA CCGPS
•Step-by-step Strategic Lesson Planning with CCGPS
•Cluster standards (4 Strands)
•Deconstruct to understand the intent for thinking
•Assessment aligned to the standards
•Resources: Selecting the right text
•Components of a Quality Lesson
•Model Lesson
•Lesson Design
Registration Information
Registration is limited to 60 participants
Date:
September 12 - 13, 2012
Time:
9:00 a.m. - 3:30 p.m.
Location:
St. Paul’s Church (605
Reynolds Street, Augusta, GA
30901)
Cost:
$150.00 per person
Includes light refreshments;
lunch is on your own.
Audience: K-5 ELA Teachers
Instructional Coaches
Leadership Personnel
Registration: Please click here to
register (Please reference Course# PL1314 Registration Deadline is August 15th)
About the Speaker
Sue Ellen Patterson is an
experienced, engaging provider of
research-based professional
learning. She provides training
to assist school systems in
implementing best practices
related to curriculum,
assessment, and instruction and
is currently conducting CCGPS
trainings across the state.
She has 25 years of experience in education as an
elementary and middle school teacher, as an elementary
building administrator, and as an ELA regional
consultant for Georgia’s system of Regional Educational
Service Agency. She is a certified trainer for Thinking
Maps, Using Data to Lead Change (SREB), COMP Vanderbilt University, and Learning Focused (part-time
consultant). She has spent her professional career
pursuing her love of education through on-going research
and study of effective teachers and teaching principles,
including Understanding by Design, Rigorous
Curriculum Design and The Leadership and Learn Center
conferences. Sue Ellen lives in Athens, Georgia.
For additional information please contact Faith Hopkins at [email protected] or(706) 556-6225.