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Unpacking the Curriculum

Unpacking the Curriculum

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Professional Development, English, Mathematics

KG - 12th Grade

Practice Problem

Easy

CCSS
RI.3.5, RF.2.3E, RL.11-12.2

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Standards-aligned

Created by

Dave Huizer

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0 Slides • 13 Questions

1

Multiple Choice

Curriculum outcomes are

1

non-negotiable

2

recommended

3

negotiable

4

commendable

2

Multiple Choice

Curriculum indicators are

1

non-negotiable

2

recommended

3

negotiable

4

commendable

3

Multiple Choice

A good first step when reading curriculum outcomes or indicators is to

1

choose a suitable activity

2

choose an assessment activity

3

read outcome and indicators more than once

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Multiple Choice

 

A good second step is to

1

Choose an assessment activity

2

Underline the important 'action' words and circle other key words.

3

Choose a performance task

4

Find the curriculum document publication date

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Multiple Choice

A good third step is to

1

Put a star next to the most indicators you will be focusing on.

2

Choose a performance task

3

Turn on the BenQ

4

Choose a lesson activity

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Multiple Choice

After choosing your outcome and indicators, a good next step is to

1

read the forward to the curriculum document

2

choose a lesson activity

3

list the pre-skills necessary to achieve this outcome

4

go back to step one and reflect

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Multiple Choice

Once you have listed the pre-skills, a good next step is to

1

have students self-evaluate

2

Choose an assessment activity

3

Make plans to teach​

the pre-skills​ (consider the sequence you will use)

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Multiple Choice

Now that you have planned to teach the pre-skills, a good next step is to

1

reflect on school budget

2

plan your next lesson

3

Choose an assessment activity

4

choose your lesson activity

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Multiple Choice

When choosing your lesson activity,

1

only choose activities you have done before

2

choose the one you are most interested in

3

consider

- relevance to outcome

- student interests, - resources needed

4

only plan on weekdays

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Multiple Choice

After deciding on a lesson activity,

1

repeat step 5 and then reflect on steps 1 and 2

2

Go back to the third step

3

consider how you will assess student learning

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Multiple Choice

Possible assessment methods include

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- Conversation

- Observation

- Performance Task

- Test/Quiz

2

- Test

- Rehearse

- Drill

3

- Virtual test/quiz

- Paper/pencil test/quiz

- Desk Inspection

12

Poll

Which two assessment methods do you use most frequently for Math?

Conversations

Observation

Performance Tasks

Tests & Quizzes

13

Poll

Which two assessment methods do you use most frequently for ELA?

Conversations

Observation

Performance Tasks

Tests & Quizzes

Curriculum outcomes are

1

non-negotiable

2

recommended

3

negotiable

4

commendable

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