Week 2 Assignment#2 Understanding Common Core for ELA and Literacy

After watching the video on Common Core for ELA and Literacy video, I have a better understand about Common Core. The common Core standards are the expectations for students after they reached certain grades or after they have taken certain lessons and courses. The four categories of the common core standards set expectations on different skills of students, including reading, writing, speaking and listening, and language. Each category sets up different standards for different levels, starting from pre-kindergarten. These standards can help teachers to design their courses accordingly. In this way, teachers have better understanding of what the students should master at certain grade. 

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