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Learning Design
What will be your focus during school year 2013-2014?
What will you choose with regard to student learning, collegial collaboration, system-wide efforts, and professional learning?
Already, two requests have come my way--tempting endeavor, but not related to my main focus for the year. I declined.
I really want 2013-2014 to be a year centered on classroom efforts and learning design--I want to effect a positive, productive, engaging program for all children. That means I had to make the time to outline the curriculum map with care so that I know exactly which units I need to focus on in order to embed standards, add meaningful learning experiences, and include efficient, student-centered assessments and measurements.
Below, I've added our yearly map. Grade-level colleagues, coaches, and leaders worked together on the maps in the spring. Now it's time to add the details, plan the units, and refine objectives.
To do good work, we must focus on a few essential elements, and to protect yourself from saying "yes" to too many extraneous efforts, it's a good idea to chart the course sooner than later.
Curriculum Map: 2013-2014
Subject / Month | Reading | Writing | Math | PBL/Special Events |
September | Establish RW
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October | Review Strategies:
Reading Response |
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| Culture Project
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November | Strategies:
Reading Response Genre: Informational Text |
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| Culture Project (cont.)
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December | Strategies:
Reading Response Genre: Poetry |
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January | Strategies:
Reading Response Genre: Realistic Fiction
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February | Strategies:
MCAS Prep
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March | Reading Strategy:
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April | Reading Strategy:
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May | Reading Strategy:
| Explain it:
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June | Genre Study:
| Writing Across Genre
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Details:
Math Scope and Sequence
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