Curriculum Mapping

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Author: Katherine Tuchman Glass

ISBN-10: 1412915597

ISBN-13: 9781412915595

Category: Administration - Curricula

This resource provides a user-friendly process for creating a curriculum year overview that meets standards.Includes developed curriculum maps, blank templates, and more!

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This resource provides a user-friendly process for creating a curriculum year overview that meets standards. Includes developed curriculum maps, blank templates, and more!

List of Figures     viiForeword   Bena Kallick     ixAcknowledgments     xiAbout the Author     xiiiIntroduction     xvDefinition, Purpose, and Observations     1Curriculum Year Overview Definition     1Purposes of a Curriculum Year Overview     2Purpose Explanations     2Provide an Outline for the School Year     2Validate Teaching to Standards and Accountability to Using Standards as a Guide     3Identify Skills and Concepts Embedded in Standards and Craft Guiding Questions     4Reference Culminating Unit Assessments     4Provide a Comprehensive Listing of Available Resources and Materials     4Allow for Support and Consistency in a Grade Level and Foster Teamwork     5Promote Articulation From Grade to Grade     6Serve as a Marketing and Communications Tool     6The Importance of Teacher Support     6Possible Situations     8Some Final Thoughts     10The Process     11Timing     12The Steps in the Process     25Making Arrangements     25Setting the Stage     29Reviewing Content Standards     30Sketching the "Year-at-a-Glance"     32Beginning the Curriculum Year Overview Monthly Units     34Discussing Standards Not Addressed     36Developing Unit Guiding Questions     36Identifying Skills and Accompanying Assessments     41Listing Resources     44Identifying Ongoing Instruction or Projects     44Articulating Across Grade Levels     46Piloting and Revising the Document     51Some Final Thoughts     51Articulation From Grade to Grade     53Grammar and Conventions Content Standards Continuum     54Writing Types (Genres) Continuum     61A Note About Narrative Writing     61Continuums for Other Subject Areas     62Some Final Thoughts     65Curriculum Year Overview Samples     67About Standards     68Primary     70Curriculum Year Overview Unit Examples     70Upper Elementary     84Curriculum Year Overview Unit Examples     84Middle School     94Curriculum Year Overview Unit Examples     94High School      101Curriculum Year Overview Unit Examples     101Computer Software and Continued Professional Success     105Computer Software Programs     105Continued Professional Success     107Resources     109Bibliography     123Index     125

\ Jamie Jahnig"This manuscript was easy to read and understand, and I feel like I could begin this process right now."\ \ \ \ \ Rodney Rich"This book is obviously the work of an author who has walked a faculty or two through this procedure."\ \ \ Margo Gibson"After reading this book, I felt that I had the knowledge and tools to show my teachers how they might create their own personal 'curriculum guides' and have meaningful collaboration with other teachers to coordinate instruction both horizontally and vertically."\ \ \ \ \ Constance Hill"Offering a new approach, [this book] is a valuable addition to the body of literature on curriculum mapping."\ \ \ \ \ Teacher Librarian"Glass offers a way of reducing huge lists of standards and integrating them to produce a yearlong plan that will actually get taught at the various grade levels. Worth a look!"\ \