Curriculum
Creating Curriculum
Proficiency Scales
Teresa 1
Teresa 2
100

PLC question #1

What is “what is it we want our students to know and be able to do?”

100

First step in creating a guaranteed and viable curriculum

What is “identify essential content?”

100

Criteria for proficiency score of 0.0   

What is “no proficiency, even with help?”

100
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1
100
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6
200

Definition of guaranteed curriculum

What is the “same content is taught in all classrooms?”

200

Second step in creating a guaranteed and viable curriculum

What is “include cognitive and conative skills?”

200

Criteria for proficiency score of 1.0    What is “with help, partial success at score 2.0 content and score 3.0 content.”

What is “with help, partial success at score 2.0 content and score 3.0 content.”

200
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2
200
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300

Definition of viable curriculum

What is the “content that can be taught in the time available to teachers?”

300

Third step in creating a guaranteed and viable curriculum

What is “identify learning goals and objectives?”

300

Criteria for proficiency score of 2.0    What is “proficiency with a simpler learning goal?”

What is “proficiency with a simpler learning goal?”

300
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3
300
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8
400

Definition of cognitive skills

What are the skills “needed to effectively process information and complete tasks?”

400

Fourth step in creating a guaranteed and viable curriculum

What is “Construct proficiency scales?”

400

Criteria for proficiency score of 3.0   


What is “proficiency with target learning goal?”

400
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4
400
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9
500

Definition of conative skills

What are the skills that ”involve one’s  ability to evaluate both information and emotions and then respond or act appropriately?”

500

Another term for essential content

What is “prioritized standards?”

500

Criteria for proficiency score of 4.0   

What is “proficiency with a more complex learning goal?”

500
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500
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