Content+vs+Skills

= = = Implementing the Common Instructional Framework to Develop College Readiness = ** Guiding Questions ** How does the common instructional framework develop college readiness? What are the connections between 21 st century learning and college readiness?

By the end of this workshop, participants will · have a greater understanding of how the common instructional framework develops college readiness · have a greater understanding of how the common instructional framework aligns with 21 st century learning and the key cognitive strategies for college readiness · be able to clearly articulate the connection between using the instructional strategies and developing college readiness
 * Workshop Outcomes **

College Readiness: Content vs Skills (CIF Collaborative group, Classroom Talk, Scaffold, Questioning)
 * In your group discuss, we will record each group's response in this space.**


 * Content is important, but skills have to come before, during, and after.
 * Content background is needed for the skills
 * Both are important, English - Skills are more important than content in many instances
 * College readiness - Study skills Needed Skills will help you master content