UbD Into the Classroom

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UbD Into the Classroom 20 October 2010 Mr. Jigs T. Tadeo

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UbD Into the Classroom. 20 October 2010. Mr. Jigs T. Tadeo. 1. UbD is a curriculum framework. It is a planning framework. It is not a pedagogy. 2. Good teaching is dependent upon good design. Before. In Southridge,. Before , we were asked to do ONLY … - PowerPoint PPT Presentation

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UbD Into the Classroom20 October 2010

Mr. Jigs T. Tadeo

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1. UbD is a curriculum framework. It is a planning framework. It is not a pedagogy.

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2. Good teaching is dependent upon good design.

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In Southridge,

• Before , we were asked to do ONLY …

• Now, we are asked to do NOT ONLY … BUT ALSO…

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BEFORE

PAREF SOUTHRIDGE SCHOOLCONTENT OUTLINEALGEBRA 1

FIRST QUARTER I. REAL NUMBER SYSTEM and ALGEBRAIC EXPRESSION A . Real Number System 1. Subsets of Real Numbers 2. Real Number Line 3. Properties of Real Numbers 4. Operations with real numbers and unit analysis

Day 1

I. ObjectivesII. Subject Matter

III. Procedures

Motivation

Lesson Proper

Summary

Guided Practice

Assessment

IV. Assignment / Closure

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NOW

Unit Plan

Daily Plan 1

Daily Plan 2 Daily Plan 4 Daily Plan 6

Daily Plan 7

Daily Plan 3 Daily Plan 5

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Practice 1• We give teachers TIME and

RESOURCES to engage them in curricular planning with colleagues. (e.g. during summer, dept meetings, UbD handbooks, etc)

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Practice 2• Department Heads are expected to

observe at least one teacher a day and to chat with the teacher within the day.

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FOCUS of OBSERVATIONS

• UbD Practices and Principles

• Student-Centered Activities

• Constructivism

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FOCUS of OBSERVATIONS

• Developing Higher Order Thinking Skills

• Identifying and Addressing Misconceptions

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Practice 3• Teachers are expected to show his

unit plan and daily plan to the observer(s).

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BEFORE

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NOWEnduring Understanding and Essential Questions

K & S 1

K & S 2

K & S 3

K & S 6

K & S 7

K & S 4

K & S 5

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Practice 4• Enduring Understandings and

Essential Questions are introduced

at the start of the unit.

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Practice 5• Enduring Understandings and

Essential Questions for each unit are posted on the bulletin boards inside the classroom.

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BEFORE

Seatwork

Quiz

Periodical Test

Long Test

Assignments

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NOW

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Practice 6• Performance Tasks must be

valid, authentic, complex, and

engaging.

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Practice 7• PT is launched. Handout is

provided. Rubric is discussed.

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Practice 8• PT is not a one shot deal. It’s

done in stages and must be

done individually in school.

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Practice 9• Both process and product

are given importance.

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Practice 10• The best products, if not all,

are displayed inside and

outside of the classroom.

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Practice 11• Develop an effective PT

workload system.

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