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Desired Outcomes (Target-Method-Match). Participants extract the Big Idea" from a standard/benchmark.Participants determine the knowledge and skills for a particular standard/benchmark.Participants determine appropriate assessments to measure student proficiency of the standard/benchmark.. Big I
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1. StandardsUnderstanding and Unpacking Fall SY2011
District Training
2. Desired Outcomes(Target-Method-Match) Participants extract the “Big Idea” from a standard/benchmark.
Participants determine the knowledge and skills for a particular standard/benchmark.
Participants determine appropriate assessments to measure student proficiency of the standard/benchmark.
3. Big Ideas
Knowledge
Skills What’s In a Standard/Benchmark?
4. Target
5. What makes a “Big Idea”
Big? Big Ideas
6. Like a “linchpin”—big ideas are essential for understanding. Used to hold together related content knowledge so we are not left with bits and pieces of inert facts that do not take us anywhere.
Ideas that serve as umbrella concepts.
“Core” or “essence” of the subject. Big Ideas
7. Big Ideas Core Concepts
Focusing Themes
Important Ideas
8. Big Ideas Big Ideas are embedded
in the
standards and
benchmarks.
9. PCO-2.0
(Public and Human Services Core)
Assess effective communication skills
needed to be successful in the public and human service industry. Big Ideas
10. Check for Understanding Quadratic Equation
11. Verb Tense Agreement Check for Understanding
12. Patterns Check for Understanding
13. Big Ideas
14. HCO 1.0
Analyze the interdependence of the major body systems as they relate to health and wellness. Check for Understanding
15. What students need in order to:
Construct meaning
Organize information
Store information Knowledge
16. Skills What students need in order to:
Do something
Solve a problem
Communicate
Work with others
17. Knowledge & Skills = Benchmarks
Knowledge and Skills
18. HCO 1.0
Analyze the interdependence of the major body systems as they relate to health and wellness.
HCO 1.1
Compare and contrast the major body systems, functions, components, and their common diseases and disorders. Unpacking
19. HCO 1.0
Analyze the interdependence of the major body systems as they relate to health and wellness.
HCO 1.1
Compare and contrast the major body systems, functions, components, and their common diseases and disorders. Unpacking
20. Unpacking HCO 1.0 Interdependence (Big Idea)
HCO 1.1
Compare and contrast the major body systems, functions, components, and their common diseases and disorders. Skills
Sort and categorize
Research (Text, Periodicals)
Web-Search
Diagram
Model Construction
Data Collection
Recording Observations
21. Would this activity meet the standard/benchmark HCO 1.0 and 1.1?
Check for Understanding
22. HCO-3.0
Use medical terminology and mathematical skills in effective communication in the delivery of quality health care.
HCO-3.1
Read and interpret health-related information in order to interpret, transcribe and communicate information, data and observations precisely. Check for Understanding
23. Check for Understanding HCO-3.0 Communication (Big Idea)
HCO-3.1
Read and interpret health-related information in order to interpret, transcribe and communicate information, data and observations precisely.
24. Target
25. Work in Your Pathway Groups
Select a Standard and Benchmark to Deconstruct
Identify the “Big Ideas”
Identify the “knowledge” and “skills”
What insights were made that will impact classroom instruction?
Share thoughts in the large group. Check for Understanding