Alignment as a Systemic Tool Classroom Instruction.

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Alignment as a Systemic Tool Classroom Instruction

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Surveys of Enacted Curriculum SEC Content Framework Topics by Cognitive Demand The intended curriculum: State standards / CCSS—What students should learn The enacted curriculum: What teachers teach The learned curriculum: Student outcomes based on school learning The assessed curriculum: State (and other) assessments— tested learning

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Why is this important? First national (SEC) project including students with IEPs

(and those with significant cognitive disabilities) addressing:Intended curriculum Enacted curriculumAssessed curriculum Learned curriculum

Identifying “what we don’t know” – (i.e., building knowledge and capacity through R/D)

Opportunity to support teachers in work with students with disabilities

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Surveys of Enacted Curriculum

SEC Content Framework

Topics by Cognitive Demand

The intended curriculum: State standards / CCSS—What students should learn

The enacted curriculum: What teachers teach

The learned curriculum: Student outcomes based on school learning

The assessed curriculum: State (and other) assessments—tested learning

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SEC Professional Development Online Guide

• SEC PD Online Guide websitehttp://siksolutions.com/ccsso/

“Building School Capacity to Use the Surveys of the Enacted Curriculum”• The purpose of the site is to encourage teacher reflection and

conversation about classroom practice and instructional content.

• Developed under the Kansas EAG project—based on our experience working with school teams.

• It has 5 modules based on questions on use of SEC in implementing the CCSS, and all of the results from the project.