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Thanks to our BSWP CCSS implementation team for all their hard work on working with the Idaho State Department of Education. Check out these implementation modules that "provide a coherent, detailed regimen of activities for use in districts
that includes resources, goals, objectives, strategies, and detailed
notes for trainers."
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http://www.sde.idaho.gov/site/common/ELAcore/proDev.htm
Help spread the word about the Literacy Lifeboats
initiative. As you can see the website is up and running and Teachers College
has helped us set up this financial gift-giving structure so
that donations are tax-exempt and handled with the highest professional
standards. We encourage you to spread the word quickly. http://readingandwritingproject.com/literacy-lifeboats
Boise State Writing Project Continues our K-12 Service-Learning Initiatives in Public Schools: Boise State’s thriving Service-Learning Program integrates academics and service for college students. Now, through work with the Boise State Writing Project, 85 Idaho teachers will carry the proven benefits of combining service with learning into their K-12 classrooms this fall. Read more about it in the article! The Boise State Writing Project offers professional development workshops for administrators and teachers addressing the implementation of The Common Core Standards. The
workshops can be modified and geared toward specific district needs
surrounding the Common Core State Standards (CCSS). Contact Paula Uriarte for more information
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2013 Institutes:
Literacy in the Disciplines (Including English Language
Arts): Meeting the Common Core State Standards for the Reading and Writing of Argument The workshop will take place between August and December of 2013. Participation will include weekly online compulsory discussions and electronic submission of study guides or other responses to reading. There will also be optional face-to-face meetings with small groups to discuss reading and lesson/unit plans in progress. Learn more HERE
Inquiry Institute: Unit
Planning for Meeting and Exceeding the CCSS
- Pre-Institute: Saturday May 18, 2013 at Boise State University
SUB (tentative)
- The
Institute: Monday June 24, 2013
– Friday June 28, 2013 at Boise State University
- For more information, View OUR FLYER
Grammar and the Teaching of Writing: Theory and Practice When: 6 Saturdays during the Spring Semester: January 26, February 2, 16, March 2, 16, April 27
9:00 a.m. - 5:00 p.m. View our Flyer
Meeting the CCSS
through Mathematical Inquiry - Pre-Institute: Saturday May 18,
2013 at Boise State University SUB (tentative)
- The Institute: Monday June 10,
2013 – Friday June 14, 2013 at Boise
State University
- Follow Up: There will then be
one follow up session in the fall, to be arranged by the summer institute
participants.
- For more info, view our flyer
Buzzwhoopers! Do you have someone in mind for the 2013 Institute? Download the form and nominate him/her! The dates are: Pre-Institute April 12-13 Summer Institute: 18 arranged sessions between June 10 – July 3, 2013 6 GRADUATE CREDITS - FREE BSWP Teaching for Social JusticeNever Again Is Now: Using Human Rights to Examine Ourselves,
Our Communities and Our Humanity Monday June 17, 2013 – *Saturday June 22, 2013 at Boise State
University Click here for more information
Teachers Writing for Publication Workshop Details: Jim Fredricksen, Co-Director, Boise State Writing Project
and Assistant Professor, English, Boise State Writing Project will lead the
workshop Pre-Institute:
Saturday April 20 (8-1) in the Liberal Arts Building, Room 208, Boise
State University (tentative) The Institute: Monday July 8, 2013 – Friday July 12, 2013
(8-4:30) in the Interactive Learning Center, Room 313, Boise State University Click here for more information
Project Citizen/Senior Project Info A curricular program designed by the Center for Civic Education and administered in-state by the Idaho Human Rights Education Center, Project Citizen provides a practical, first-hand approach to learning about our complex system of government and how to monitor and influence it. Students work together to conduct research in their community in order to discover problems or concerns that they think the government is not handling at all or not handling well. Open this document for more information.
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| BSWP is an affiliate of the National Writing Project and was established
at Boise State in 2005. It offers programming throughout the year,
including two annual conferences, a variety of courses and institutes,
in-service series for schools, workshops and workshop series, retreats,
programs for student writers and sponsored speeches and workshops with
literacy experts. This past year, more than 1,000 Idaho educators
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