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SWAIN CORE:Day One
Welcome!
Goals for Today
•Understand the UbD process and what all grades teach.
•Think about the Big Ideas/Transfer Goals.
•Be aware of the 6 shifts with ELA/Literacy.
•Align Standards with Big Ideas and Units and Pacing.
•Document your group’s work on the provided templates.
Elevator Speech:“What do you teach?”
Activity:Standards Progression
“In an ideal world,I wish students came to me knowing…”
“To begin with the end in mind means to start with a clear
understanding of your destination. It means to know where you’re
going so that you better understand where you are now so that the steps
you take are always in the right direction.”
-- Stephen Covey, The Seven Habits of Highly Effective People
How does this relate to curriculum design?
Understanding by DesignResearch-based Curriculum Design
Grant Wiggins & Jay McTighe
What is backward design?
• Creating curriculum standards based on deep understanding, engagement, uncovering answers, and inquiry rather than developing lessons and units around…
• Resources (Textbook Crutch)• Activities• Covering the Material
Grant Wiggins
Eye-Opening MomentsWithout Backward Design..
• Standards and goals are not driving the planning process
• Instruction is designed around materials and resources available
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Three Stages of Backward Design
Stage 1: Desired Results
• Established Goals• Enduring
Understandings• Essential Questions• Knowledge and
Skills
Stage 2: Assessment Evidence
• Performance Tasks and Rubrics
• Other Evidence• Self-Assessment
Stage 3: Learning Plan
• Teaching and Learning Activities
Today’s Focus:Stage One
What UbD ISN’T❏ prescriptive recipe❏ recalling facts and figures❏ planning done from beginning
to end of lesson❏ drill and kill exercises
What UbD IS ★ 3-stage design process★ ability to make meaning of ‘big
ideas’ and transfer their learning
★ planning is done ‘backward’ from the desired results
★ continuous improvement approach
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Three Stages of Backward Design
Stage 1: Identify Desired Results
Stage 2: Determine Acceptable Evidence that Students have Achieved Desired Results
Stage 3: Plan Learning
What will this look like?SWAIN CORE TEMPLATE
Click here to see a completed example from
another NC district.
BREAK
When you return, please sit in grade bands:
K-2, 3-5, 6-8, 9-10, 11-12
From the Standards:What are our Big Ideas?
What Big Ideas are in your standards?
Sorting of the Stickies
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Let’s think Units!!!
Using the Unpacked Standards
What binds us together?