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Integrated Curriculum: A Synthesis of Knowledge How deep? How professional?

Week 1B: Begin with the End in Mind

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Dipping into the Learning Pool of

Integrated Curriculum:A Synthesis of Knowledge

How deep? How professional?

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Key Concept/Academic VocabularyWhat is “synthesis”? And what is “curriculum

integration”Where can you find the answers?What do we need to “synthesize” from prior

learning?Pre-assessment: Integrated CurriculumFour Fold Concept Activity (Concept

Formation)Examining “Integrated Unit” ExamplesAssignment: Integrated Unit Plan

Week #1: Begin With the End in Mindor “There and Back Again”

Part 2: An Introduction to Synthesis and Integration

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Integration and Middle School

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….more specifically in terms of curriculum, instruction and assessment

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….more specifically in terms of curriculum, instruction and assessment

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“Those who Fail to Plan

…..Should Plan to Fail.”

 **Alan Lakein

Planning for Learning:Quality Instructional Design

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Unit Title: Grade:

Subject, Topic: Time:

Stage 1 – Desired ResultsLearning Target(s): Students will understand that…

Critical Questions:

Students will know… Students will be able to…

Stage 2 – Assessment EvidenceFormative Assesssments: Summative Assessments:

Stage 3 – Learning PlanLearning Activities: High Yield Strategies:

Accommodations: Differentiation:

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Understanding by Design….in real lifeA WeddingBuilding a housePlanning a familyPlanting a gardenShoveling the drivewayPlanning a tripRaising chickens/livestockGetting a Master’s Degree

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The Quality Teaching Document defines the end….and the

beginning….for now

Alberta Education: The Knowledge, Skills and Attributes of Quality Teaching

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…and the future?

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“If you don't know where you are going,you'll end up someplace else.” ― Yogi Berra

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Are we teachers?Determining the learning destinationCreating questions that foster inquiryDesigning units, backwardsDetermining assessment evidenceRecognizing the benefits of performance

criteria

or are we designers?Architects of instruction?Facilitators of learning?AGENTS OF CHANGE?

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…Further Thinking and DoingComplete the “Logistics” part of your integrated

unit plan (e.g. What grade/subjects/topics will you be teaching during practicum? Print off/save program of studies for your designated grade/subject/topics and have with you at all times (due next week)

Professional Reflection: You will assigned one of five readings (placed on Googlesites). Please read and provide a one page reflection on how you feel this article is relevant in terms of our conversations/key learning this week (due next class)We Swim Together, or We Sink Together

“JUMP IN – The water’s fine, and so is the learning