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THE UNIT PLAN GLOSSARY TG – Transfer Goal the overall goals for our subject Where do you find it? TG source document Where do you use it? You do not use it in its original form- you use the ELTG for your level ELTG – Exit Level Transfer Goal the Transfer Goals broken down for Gr. 1-3, Gr. 4-6, Gr. 7-10 so that each grade level knows what to do to get to the Transfer Goals by Gr. 10 Where do you find it? TG source document Where do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (required) Unit TG – Unit Transfer Goal the goal just for one unit; it’s about the topic in that unit Where do you find it? You make it Where do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (not required) EQ – Essential Question -important questions that guide a whole unit -no correct answer!! even you might not know the answer! -takes the whole unit to develop an answer; should be repeated many times so that this answer gets deeper; students will have different answers -can also involve strategy for skills subjects like art -match the TGs Where do you find it? It depends – see OAEQ and Unit EQ OAEQ – Overarching Essential Question an EQ that repeats in many units and grades Where do you find it? TG source document (under each TG; pick one for the TG you used) Where do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (required) UNIT EQ – Unit Essential Question EQ that is just for one unit; it’s about the topic in that unit Where do you find it? You make it; should match the Unit TG Where do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (not required)

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THE UNIT PLAN GLOSSARY

TG Transfer Goal the overall goals for our subjectWhere do you find it? TG source documentWhere do you use it? You do not use it in its original form- you use the ELTG for your level

ELTG Exit Level Transfer Goal the Transfer Goals broken down for Gr. 1-3, Gr. 4-6, Gr. 7-10 so that each grade level knows what to do to get to the Transfer Goals by Gr. 10Where do you find it? TG source documentWhere do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (required)

Unit TG Unit Transfer Goal the goal just for one unit; its about the topic in that unitWhere do you find it? You make itWhere do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (not required)

EQ Essential Question-important questions that guide a whole unit-no correct answer!! even you might not know the answer!-takes the whole unit to develop an answer; should be repeated many times so that this answer gets deeper; students will have different answers-can also involve strategy for skills subjects like art -match the TGsWhere do you find it? It depends see OAEQ and Unit EQ

OAEQ Overarching Essential Questionan EQ that repeats in many units and gradesWhere do you find it? TG source document (under each TG; pick one for the TG you used)Where do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (required)

UNIT EQ Unit Essential QuestionEQ that is just for one unit; its about the topic in that unitWhere do you find it? You make it; should match the Unit TGWhere do you use it? C-map, Unit Plan (not required)

TT Transfer Task -a realistic task where students apply their knowledge and skills -everything in the unit prepares them for it (this is called scaffolding)-analogy: sparringWhere do you find it? You make itWhere do you use it? Unit Plan

MT Milestone Task -a Transfer Task that is really really realistic! -students should be able to do it independently -it usually takes more than one quarter or unit to prepare students for it-analogy: competitionWhere do you find it? You make itWhere do you use it? Unit Plan (one per year only)

FA Formative Assessment-checks what the students understood from your lesson so that you can adjust your teaching-happens many times during each unit-can be written or informal -must give feedback ASAP (whether FA is practical or written)(most important FA for art: going around and giving individual coaching /feedback)(most important FA for music: rehearsal with coaching/feedback)-you must respond to what the FA shows (ex. FA showed that students didnt understand color schemes give an extra exercise about color scheme. Dont just repeat the explanation because it may not be enough)-ungraded

SA Summative Assessment-measures what the students learned-graded-never ever give an SA without FA first (preferably several FAs first); students must be ready for the SA

PA -form to be filled out and given to parents if a student does not do well on an SA -let me know ASAP if a student needs oneWhere do you get one? Team Leader

Let me know as soon as-Youre deviating a LOT from your Unit Plan (dont worry, small adjustments are not only normal but necessary)-Your SAs are delayed-You have a student who is not doing so well, and it looks like she will have trouble in an SA