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Awesome video about student engagement (and rigor that goes with that). In my mind, it goes back to the student-centered task -- the evidence of learning. Powerful statements in the video are: What's wrong with education is we think of end results, content we have to chung and plug, with deadlines. We plan our calendars in the summers before we even get the kids in our classrooms. It's as if the kids don't matter. Engagement is what matters. Is the kid engaged? What is the learning experience we want the kid to have? -- SO, it starts with the kid (instead of the outcome). Make room for curiosity. In the traditional classroom, there's not time for curiosity, inquiry, ... Take the time to fail, risk to innovate, be curious, inquire, and LEARN! Have a passion for learning! Hook the kids to want to learn! Engage them! "Content is the context for participating." -- What do we want kids participating in? -- Connect the content with student task. = Engagement

A video heavy on classroom examples and teacher thoughts on CCSS. An hour overall: the first 15 minutes focus on K-5, the next focus on middle grades, then it move to high school.

Not CCSS per se, but a good selection of classroom videos, and the math is NCTM aligned which is quite similar to current CCSS.

From NY, videos explaining the big ideas that Common Core standards are built on. Great for introducing the shifts within the new standards. This would be good for the whole CC team to watch and get familiar with.

"Take the biggest (and the smallest) table challenge: This whole-class geometry lesson gives students a new perspective on area and perimeter. Covers Common Core practice and content standards." -- 6th Grade video example It brings the connection of perimeter and area to life and incorporates critical thinking with a real life scenario.

Videos used by ADE in trainings on instructional shifts for English Language Arts and Mathematics.

math practices with videos

2 good intro movies for parents for common core

Want to learn how to teach to the Math Commn Core State Standards? This video helps you learn how teachers and students are shifting their math classrooms to promote math reasoning. Info on reading math standards and much more.

Fish Bowl is a type of Socratic Seminar  4 students in middle, the rest are outside the fishbowl looking in accountability is built in by replacing the "fish" in the bowl

Great video connecting DOK with Common Core 

Video clips for specific content areas: business/IT/marketing, Engineering & Technology, Family and Consumer Science, Fine Arts, Health & Wellness, History/Social Studies, Physical Education, Science, Trade & Industrial

Common Core math videos for K-12

Intro video to Common Core, which nicely addresses the fears. It's created in GoAnimate. -- Thanks Robyn for sharing this with us!

this common core video is a nice intro and has some sustenance

common core resources, videos examples

ELA 6 - Craft & Structure -point of view/purpose/perspective instructional videos