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Enhancing College and Career Readiness Skills for Student Success

Learn to promote critical thinking, technology use, and effective writing in students to prepare them for college and career success. Emphasize math problem-solving, vocabulary, and independent work skills, integrating formative assessment and leveraging digital resources. Foster collaboration for a robust curriculum aligned with CCSS.

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Enhancing College and Career Readiness Skills for Student Success

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  1. What Does It Mean To Be On Track With College and Career Readiness Skills? • On or above grade-level when they leave 5th grade • Thinking at level 2 of DOK (3-4 Bloom’s) • Proficient in using technology

  2. ELA • Teach students to write in order to express opinions and persuade while using relevant evidence for support. Move away from writing solely to convey experience. • Make a dramatic shift in the direction towards informational text. Have students read deeper into text and use text evidence to make inferences rather than regurgitating facts or simply retelling plot details. • Ensure that grammar instruction needs to focus on overall communication skills of students. Students need to be able to write and speak clearly. • Involve all students 2x a quarter in close reading at the high end of their grade text level range.

  3. Math • Make sense of problems and persevere in solving them. Students should explain how they found their answer and defend their methods. • Build math vocabulary in the early grades--teachers should be speaking using content vocabulary 2 years in advance of their grade level • Shift to relevant problem-based mathematics

  4. General • Rely on formative assessment to inform instruction • Teach students to work independently • Teach students how to use available resources • Ensure that students use digital resources routinely • Institute vertical and grade-level collaboration • Remember the focal point of CC is the instruction of science and math through literacy • Provide all students with a robust curriculum of instructional units specifically articulated to the CCSS

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