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Philosophy of the Portal

Philosophy of the Portal. The portal is a single location for all filtered information. The Curriculum Mapping or CMAP is a link on the portal. Editing rights are different based on the permissions allowed by the portal. Permissions.

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Philosophy of the Portal

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  1. Philosophy of the Portal The portal is a single location for all filtered information. The Curriculum Mapping or CMAP is a link on the portal. Editing rights are different based on the permissions allowed by the portal.

  2. Permissions All district curriculum, editable by the departments, viewable by all teaching staff. CMAP users can view any curriculum across the District. Teachers can edit any course assigned to their department by default. These courses should appear in the My Courses tab.

  3. Home Menu • Courses are organized in three ways: • “My Courses” • “All Departments” • “All Grades” • “Search” tab produces a robust keyword search that can also be refined based on selected filters.

  4. School Board approved Curriculum can be viewed or printed. • Collaborate and share teacher resources using the Library. • Analyze overlaps and gaps in the curriculum using the Standards Report. Each course will automatically populate with the following items: Overview, Curriculum Map, KUD, Unit Map, Library and Standard Report. Course progress can be tracked by the visual icons that identify sections of the curriculum that are in progress or complete.

  5. Overview • The course Overview has general information about the course including: • Grade Level(s) Taught • Course Big Idea • Course Description • Course Essential Questions • Course Skills • YouTube Link • Course Assessments • You can change the headings to match your districts’ curriculum philosophy or terminology.

  6. Curriculum Map • The Curriculum Map is a single-page that includes the name of each unit, the expected pacing and days, and resources. • Each unit entered will receive a KUD chart, Unit Map, and Library.

  7. KUD

  8. Unit Map The Unit Map houses all important unit information. This includes the Big Ideas from the KUD, the Essential Questions, Vocabulary, Co-Curricular Activities, Unit Assessment(s), Materials/Resources and Launch Activities for the unit.

  9. Standards Standards are also found on the Unit Map. The Department Head/Chair may assign standards at either the Unit level or the Topic level.  Easily “Choose Standards” from a pre-populated list of state and national standards.

  10. Library A repository where teachers can collaborate and share instructional materials.

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