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    The Common Instructional


    Framework - CIF

    North Surry High School


    Wednesday, September 18, 2013
    NORTH CAROLINA NEW SCHOOLS
    a public-private catalyst for education innovation
    NSHS Graduates

    North Surry and North


    Carolina New Schools
    believes that every student
    deserves to graduate ready
    for college and careers so
    they can provide for
    themselves, their families
    and their communities.

    3
    Outcomes

    To explain what CIF is?


    To revisit Common Instructional
    Framework Strategies.
    To explain how the Common
    Instructional Framework Strategies
    align with what teachers are doing
    in their classrooms.

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    Common Instructional Framework (CIF)

    The framework drives consistent,


    school-wide, instructional
    practices through the use of
    strategies to insure that every
    student reads, writes, thinks and
    talks in every class, every day.

    5
    Common Instructional Framework and NCNS
    Year 1(last year)

    Collaborative Group Work


    Classroom Talk
    Scaffolding
    Questioning
    Writing to Learn
    Literacy Groups Refer to CIF on Haiku

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    What does this look like in the classroom?

    Walk into one of these classrooms and


    you'll see teachers talking less and students
    talking more. They'll be working in groups,
    discussing and sharing ideas, challenging
    each other, solving problems. In a word,
    learning. Teachers will be questioning,
    guiding, pushing students hard to think
    clearly and communicate effectively.

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    Outcomes

    To understand what CIF is.


    To review the Common Instructional
    Framework Strategies
    To understand how the Common
    Instructional Framework Strategies
    align with what teachers are doing in
    their classrooms

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    Contact Us

    Catherine Hart Mia Pumo


    Instructional Coach Instructional Coach
    NC New Schools NC New Schools
    919-949-9555 336-689-2491
    [email protected] [email protected]

    Find us online @ncnewschools

    or visit www.ncnewschools.org

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    Questioning
    small group discussion
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    Questioning
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    Literacy groups
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    Writing to learn
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    Writing to learn
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    Writing
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    to learn
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    Collaborative
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    Scaffolding Circle the Sage
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    Students are engaged

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