Curriculum
The purpose of state curriculum frameworks is to provide _______________ .
What is guidelines?
Communication and Collobaration are elements included in __________.
What are Learning & Innovation Skills?
The average duration for teaching a lesson.
What is 10 to 60 minutes long?
This type of learning refers to core competencies known as collaboration, digital literacy, critical thinking, and problem-solving.
What is 21st Century Learning?
Written in daily lesson plans and made available to teachers.
What are instructional objectives?
These specific standards are set by the state. Specifically, the National Governors Association for Best Practices.
What is Common Core?
Information Literacy is an element included in ___________.
What are Information, Media, & Technology Skills?
Organization Style, Beliefs and Attitude, Setting Expectations are all a part of this essential component.
What are teacher characteristics?
A document that helps identify the objectives and content for a specificsubject at a given grade level.
What is Curriculum Grade?
Stated in the curriculum.
What are subject-specific course goals?
These subjects are primarily used with Common Core standards.
What is Mathematics and English Language Arts?
Productivity and Accountability are elements included in __________.
What are Life & Career Skills?
Described as safe and welcoming, with effective management as well.
What is a Learning Environment?
Statements of hope that students will achieve success through instruction are narrower in scope than subject-specific goals and are mostly used in lesson units.
What are Educational Objectives?
Can be broken down to specific, individual units.
What are educational objectives?
Helps a mutual understanding of what is happening in the classroom between _______________________.
What is teachers and parents?
Creativity is an element included in _____________.
What are Learning & Innovation Skills?
Depending on the content of your lesson and activities anticipated, this can impact your student's performance on their assignments!
What is the location of a lesson?
Both planning and coordinating instructions and activities for all subjects that is represented by the teacher, and the teacher’s assignments.
What is Interdisciplinary Planning?
District goals.
They are aligned with these kinds of expectations.
This new document showcases essential skills for a “goal-directed and resilient” individual. Multiple districts use this to motivate students to want to do better in school! They showcase it with visuals, logos, and symbols throughout the building!
What is a portrait of a graduate?
The execution needs to match how you want the material to be taught.
What is the lesson structure?
Referenced in the Individuals with Disabilities Improvement Act of 2004, was conceived as a method to ensure that students receive early intervention and assistance before falling too far behind their peers
What is Response to Intervention?
Students access through instruction.
What are educational objectives?