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There and Back Again: An Introduction to Integration and Synthesis

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  1. 1. “Those who Fail to Plan …..Should Plan to Fail.” **Alan Lakein Planning for Learning: Quality Instructional Design
  2. 2. Unit Title: Grade: Subject, Topic: Time: Stage 1 – Desired Results Learning Target(s): Students will understand that… Critical Questions: Students will know… Students will be able to… Stage 2 – Assessment Evidence Formative Assesssments: Summative Assessments: Stage 3 – Learning Plan Learning Activities: High Yield Strategies: Accommodations: Differentiation:
  3. 3. What does Quality Teaching Document say about planning?  Visit our Google Site to find this document: Teaching Quality Standard (under Resources)  Open up the PDF document  Scan through the KSAs for “interim certification” and highlight those KSAs (letters) that apply to “planning”  In your table groups, compare/contrast this document with the Draft version of the new “Professional Practice Competencies” on planning and learn what it says.
  4. 4.  Key Concept/Academic Vocabulary  What is “synthesis”? What is “curriculum integration”? What is “understanding by design”?  Where can you find the answers?  What do we need to “synthesize” from prior learning?  Pre-assessment: Integrated Curriculum  Four Fold Concept Activity (Concept Formation)  Examining “Integrated Unit” Examples  Assignment: Integrated Unit Plan Week #1: Begin With the End in Mind or “There and Back Again” Part 2: An “Introduction” to Synthesis and Integration
  5. 5. Synthesis: What does it mean?
  6. 6. Integration and Middle School
  7. 7. ILL
  8. 8. ….more specifically in terms of curriculum, instruction and assessment
  9. 9. ….more specifically in terms of curriculum, instruction and assessment
  10. 10. Four Fold Concept  What is Integration? LIST: 10 Synonyms to describe integration COMPARE: Integration is like __________ because _______ ______________ RANK: Top 3 Priorities ILLUSTRATE:
  11. 11. Are we teachers?  Determining the learning destination  Creating questions that foster inquiry  Designing units, backwards  Determining assessment evidence  Recognizing the benefits of performance criteria or are we designers? Architects of instruction? Facilitators of learning? AGENTS OF CHANGE?
  12. 12. Digital and Technological Fluency Communication Social, Cultural, Global and Environmental Responsibility Creativity and Innovation Critical Thinking, Problem Solving and Decision Making Collaboration and Leadership Lifelong Learning, Personal Management and Well-Being
  13. 13. And how will we teach today’s digital learners?
  14. 14. …Further Thinking and Doing  Complete 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 our Google Site). 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). It is your choice as to how to get this “Read and Response” to me but have it available to share on Tuesday. We Swim Together, or We Sink Together “ JUMP IN – The water’s fine, and so is the learning

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