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Syllabi and Pacing Guides
Computer Science
IDT Syllabus and Pacing Guide
AP CSP Syllabus and Pacing Guide
AP CSA Syllabus and Pacing Guide
Entrepreneurship
IBT Syllabus and Pacing Guide
LEB Syllabus and Pacing Guide
Entrepreneurship Syllabus and Pacing Guide
Financial Services
IBT Syllabus and Pacing Guide
Fin. Lit. Syllabus and Pacing Guide
BII Syllabus and Pacing Guide
4+ FBLA Activities Per Course
FBLA Integration
R. Page IDT FBLA Activity 1
R. Page IDT FBLA Activity 3
R. Page IDT FBLA Activity 2
R. Page IDT FBLA Activity 4
This activity is preparation for FBLA competition Computer Game & Simulation Programming.
D. Kolosna IDT FBLA Activity 2
D. Kolosna IDT FBLA Activity 4
FBLA Integration
R. Page AP CSP FBLA Activity 1 - Mobile App Development Prep
R. Page AP CSP FBLA Activity 2 - Computer Game & Simulation Prep
R. Page AP CSP FBLA Activity 3 - Business Model Research
R. Page AP CSP FBLA Activity 4 - Mobile App Development Prep
D. Kolosna AP CSP Activity 2
This activity is preparation for FBLA competition Mobile App Development
D. Kolosna AP CSP Activity 4
This activity is preparation for FBLA competition Data Analysis.
FBLA Integration
The Entrepreneurs completed FBLA tasks during class time that derived from the State Project.
FBLA Integration
FBLA Integration
Short and Long-term Projects by Pathways and Courses
Short-term projects take up at least 90 mins of instructional time
Short-term project
Short-term project
Fall Short-term project
GA State Standards and Rubric
Timeframe
Feedback
Short-term Fall Project
Fall Short-term project
Short-term project
Short-term projects take up at least 90 mins of instructional time
Short-term project
Short-term project
Spring Short-term project
Overview
Standards and Rubric
Student Work Samples and Feedback
The Spring Semester Short-term project featured derives from an Introduction to Risk Management exercise.
The LEB Spring short-term project
Short-term project
BMA-ENT-10 Research, develop, and present a business plan.
Short-term project
Short-term project
Long-term projects take up at least 10 days of instructional time
Students expand their ideas of websites beyond personal expression and begin to see them as a way to solve problems. Students build on their collaborative skills and work in teams to create multi-page websites that solve a problem.
How can websites be used to address problems in the world?
What strategies can teams use to work better together?
How do I know what information can be trusted online?
What to Turn In
Project Guide (group → teacher)
Peer Review (group → teacher)
Link to website (group → ITS)
Group Evaluation (student→ teacher)
Presentation Guidelines
Constraints
Max 5 minutes
No slides (website only)
Everyone speaks
Key Questions
What is your websites purpose?
How does it work?
What feedback did you implement?
What new thing did you learn?
The feature Long-term project for the Entrepreneurship Pathway is the InnovateUNG High School Pitch Challenge.
The GA State Standard that drove this project is BMA-ENT-10, Research, Develop, and Present a Business Plan.
The featured Long-term project for the Financial Services Pathway is the Virtual Banking Project.
The GA State Standard that drove this project is FIN-BII-2 and FIN-BII-3, Demonstrate an understanding of basic banking concepts, and compare/contrast various negotiable instruments while describing the effect of E-commerce on banking.
This is the feedback provided to students. This is the student work sample.
This is the weekly planner showing the amount of time spent in class. This is the project overview and rubric.