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Gather Resource Materials and Select High-Impact Instructional Strategies
"Even though educators historically rely on published texts and other instructional resources to teach their curricula, performance tasks cannot depend on having access to specific resources (i.e., full class sets of books, "manipulatives," program materials, or the latest technology hardware)....Think outside the box."
~ Larry Ainsworth
Resource Materials:
- Textbooks are not the curriculum
- Locate resources which will provide students opportunities to master the priority standards
- Collect resources to reach all task levels
Six Categories of Instructional Strategies
- 21st Century Learning Skills
- Research-based Effective Teaching Strategies
- Differentiation Strategies (Inclusive plus Enrichment)
- Intervention Strategies (Tiers 1, 2, and 3)
- Specifically Designed Instruction for Special Education Students
- Strategies for English Language Learners
High Impact Instructional Strategies
Response to Intervention Strategies
Resources
All information in the Curriculum Design Process is based on the The Leadership and Learning Center Training Manual: Planning for Rigorous Curriculum Design (2010) and from the text from Larry Ainsworth - Ainsworth, L. (2010). Rigorous curriculum design. Englewood, Colo.: Lead Learn Press.
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