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Table of Contents

About the Author

Introduction: The New Standard

New Realities, Possible Futures

The Core: Teaching for Learning

Next Steps: Enacting the Standards

A Final Note

CHAPTER 1: Five Essentials to Teaching With Next-Generation Standards

Key Idea 1: Defining Daily Instruction

Key Idea 2: Reading Closely Versus Close Reading

Key Idea 3: Prioritizing Critical Reading

Key Idea 4: Prioritizing Writing

Key Idea 5: Integrating Language Standards Into Reading and Writing

Prioritizing Standards

Next Steps: Creating Learning Progressions

CHAPTER 2: Shifting to Complex Texts

The Complex Text in High School

Next Steps: Three Implications for Instruction

Textbook Supplementation

CHAPTER 3: Creating a Long-Term Vision for Complex Texts

Building a Text Staircase

Next Steps: Continued Conversation

CHAPTER 4: Preparing Texts for Daily Instruction

Clustering Texts for Daily Instruction

Presenting Texts in Daily Instruction

Next Steps: Modifying Mindset

CHAPTER 5: Collaborating—Reading to Teach

Planning a Walkthrough

Making Sense of the Walkthrough

Next Steps: Planning for Teaching

CHAPTER 6: Creating Rigorous Tasks

Rigorous Learning Through Rigorous Task Design

A Better Unit of Measure

Next Steps: Planning for Instruction

CHAPTER 7: Teaching Close Reading

The Everyday Work of Reading Closely

Next Steps: Prioritizing Enactment

CHAPTER 8: Setting the Standard for High-Quality Talk

Developing a Framework for Effective Student-to-Student Collaboration

Getting Started With Discussion as Instruction

Next Steps: Listening as a Kind of Teaching

CHAPTER 9: Moving Collaboration to the Core

Inquiry as Implementation: The Inquiry Cycle

Next Steps: Leading Learning

References and Resources

Index

Texts, Tasks, and Talk

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