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Unwrapping the Newly Articulated Social Studies Standard at High School. Maria Abalos Grant Coordinator Teaching American History Grant. Christopher Van Dyke History/Technology Mentor Teaching American History Grant. Please adjust your sound so that you can hear the narration. Goals.
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Unwrapping the Newly Articulated Social Studies Standard at High School Maria Abalos Grant Coordinator Teaching American History Grant Christopher Van Dyke History/Technology Mentor Teaching American History Grant Please adjust your sound so that you can hear the narration.
Goals • Become familiar with the format of the new Social Studies Standard • Understand the changes from the old to the new Social Studies Standard • Explore how to refine existing lessons to meet the Performance Objectives (POs) of the new Standard
The Teacher’s Role • Understand the strand(s) and the connection to your students • Map the curriculum (group Performance Objectives) • Convert Performance Objectives to student-friendly versions • Ensure mastery of the strand(s) through ongoing student evaluation
Plan • 2006-2007 • Familiarize • Compare old v. new • Materials adoption • Gather resources • 2007-2008 • Implement new Standard
How the Standard Was Developed • 2004 – Development of Standard Began • 2005 - March: public review - June: submitted to Board (postponed) - September: adopted • 2006-2007 – Transition Year& Materials Adoption (HS & MS) • 2007-2008 - Implementation
Organization of the Standard • 5 Strands: • Strand 1:American History (Old Strand 1) • Strand 2: World History (Old Strand 1) • Strand 3: Civics (Old Strand 2) • Geography (Old Strand 3) • Economics (Old Strand 4) • Spiraling • K-3 introduces concepts • 4-8 revisits concepts • 9-12 analyzes concepts in depth • Glossary
Language of Standard • Bullets a,b,c or i.e. – specific items that must be taught e.g. – examples for the teacher • Coding SSHS-S2C3-01 High School Social StudiesStrand 2Concept 3PO1
Crosswalk Old<->New OLD *Describe the Political and economic events and the social and geographic characteristics of Medieval European life and their enduring impacts on later civilizations, with emphasis on: (SS1-P4)(SS1-E13) PO 1. the creation and expansion of the Byzantine empire and the reasons for the fall of Rome 1SS-P4(1SS-E13)-PO1 NEW People of different regions developed unique civilizations and cultural identities characterized by increased interaction, societal complexity and competition. *World in Transition. (SSHS-S2C3) PO 1. Contrast the fall of Rome with the development of the Byzantine and Arab Empires (e.g. religion, culture, language, governmental structure). SSHS-S2C3-01
Activity • Look at the Social Studies Crosswalk (old to new). • Tally the POs no longer covered in the new Standard. • Tally the POs newly covered in the new Standard. • Look over the new Standard (Crosswalk, new to old) and consider which POs you will choose to emphasize in your class.
Dropped POs • Open up the Crosswalk (Old to New). • Scroll through the strand that interests you. • Count the POs with N/A
Dropped POs • Scroll to the end of the Crosswalk. • You’ll see the new POs listed by strand.
New POs • Open the New to Old Crosswalk. • Look for the new POs here.
Priorities • Refer to either the New to Old Crosswalk or look at the TUSD Social Studies Standard. • Select 5 or so POs that you think are critical for students to know within your strand. • Consider the language of the PO. • Do you prefer the language of the new Standard or the old Social Studies Standard?
Summary • Learn the new Standard nomenclature • Look at what you are doing/have done and align it to the new Standard • Begin to use the new Standard • Prepare for next school year
Where to Get More Information • Teaching US History Website:http://edweb.tusd.k12.az.us/ushistory • TUSD Social Studies Linkshttp://instech.tusd.k12.az.us/SS/ss.html • TUSD Social Studies Standards:http://instech.tusd.k12.az.us/standards.html • ADE Social Studies old/new Standards: • Old: http://www.ade.state.az.us/standards/sstudies/ • New: http://www.ade.state.az.us/SBTL/sdi/socstudies.asp • Social Studies Standard Webquesthttp://edweb.tusd.k12.az.us/ushistory/standard-hs