Why did you create CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8)?
What has changed in CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8)?
When will the rest of the CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8) units be available?
Where can I find the units that were a part of CommonLit 360 Edition 1.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8), but are not a part of CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School?
I really like a lesson that is no longer available in the CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8) units. Where can I find that text?
What will happen to the lessons I assigned digitally once CommonLit 360 Edition 1.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8) is no longer available?
If I have already downloaded the materials for CommonLit 360 Edition 1.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8), will I need to download the materials for Edition 2.0?
Can I still teach a novel unit even though it’s in a lower grade now? Did anything change in the novel unit besides the grade level?
What happened to essential and recommended lessons? Why are some texts marked optional?
Where can I find the new supporting guidance for CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8)?

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What has changed in CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School (grades 6-8)?

Ohumumwen

March 02, 2023 15:23
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Key updates include:

Building academic rigor and reading stamina
Engaging students with new types of learning and project-based assessments
Additional resources for planning and implementation
Accelerating student learning by challenging students with exciting new content focused on a wider variety of topics and genres

What texts are new?

To view a list of new texts in CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 for Middle School, take a look at our Scope and Sequence document. You’ll find all new sources written in green text, while entirely new units are highlighted in green cells.

You can read more about the key changes and improvements that are built into our CommonLit 360 Edition 2.0 units here and find information about rolling out 360 school-wide here.

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