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Instruction that Meets the Common Core for Struggling Students Rick Weinberg

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Writing Instruction that Meets the

Common Core for Struggling Students

Rick Weinberg

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Contact Information

Rick Weinbergcell # 814.598.1280

[email protected]

Twitter @rickweinberg

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A Little About Me

• I work for Cattaraugus Allegany BOCES

• I actually live in Pennsylvania

• I have presented at many local, state and national conferences

• I have dyslexia

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Articles I Have Published

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Why Teach Writing?

•The act of writing generates ideas.

•Solve Problems, Identify issues and construct questions

•Reconsider something someone has already tried

•Try out a half-baked ideaNational Counsel of Teacher of English NCTE.org

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Why Teach Writing Continued

•According to Marquette University, “the primary basis upon which your work, your learning, and your intellect will be judged--in college, in the workplace, and in the community."

http://www.chicagonow.com/white-rhino/2013/09/why-we-must-accept-common-core-writing-standards/

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Let’s take it to the next level

•For students who need an augmented communication device and can’t use their own voice to speak, should you help them program their device with swear words?

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We need to enable our students with the tools that will allow them to

express their ideas, their understandings and their new thinking. Technology

for a student with a learning disability is not a

luxury but a fundamental human right.

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Let’s Check

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The Common Core

•Argument

•Informational/Explanatory

•Narrative

•Research Project

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How can we teach writing to struggling Students?•Continued and ongoing support of

students by teachers

•Ongoing and effective professional development for teachers

•Get ride of all the stuff (Letter formation, grammar, spelling etc...)

•Use Assistive Technology

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How are authors and artists alike?

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What makes this man an artist?

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Technology is just the tool...The

thinking is always in their head•The technology allows for others to

see the authors thinking.

•The technology allows for the creation of artifacts.

•The artifact allows the author, artist, dancer share their thinking with an audience.

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Writing : Ideas ::mobility : cognitive

growth

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iPad vs Computer

• Much of what I show today can be done on both

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Assistive TechnologiesFor Writing

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Voice Recognition

•Siri

•Dragon Dictation

•Evi

•Google Voice Search

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If you have a newer iPad

•You can use Siri

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You can use Dragon Dictation

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How about Evi

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Google Voice Search

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Word Prediction

•Free App called Better Speller

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Organizing Ideas

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Poplet

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Have you ever been in a class like

this?

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Thank You

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Contact Information

Rick Weinbergcell # 814.598.1280

[email protected]

Twitter @rickweinberg