Curriculum and Instruction
Online Learning Instructional Models
Purchased Curriculum vs. Created Curriculum
Options for Curriculum Delivery
Face-to-Face
Online
Hybrid/Blended
Flipped Classroom
Curriculum Content Format
Condensed
Personalized Learning/Differentiation
Project Based Learning
Real World Applications/Experiences
Address the Whole Child (SEL)
Synchronous vs. Asynchronous Curriculum
Taken from: https://thebestschools.org/magazine/synchronous-vs-asynchronous-education/
Synchronous
Pros
Classroom Engagement
Dynamic Learning
Instructional Depth
Cons
Rigid Schedule
Technical Difficulties
Asynchronous
Pros
Flexibility
Pacing
Affordability
Cons
Isolation
Risk Apathy
Evaluating Curriculum
Evaluating curriculum should focus around 4 main areas:
What do we want students to know? (Content)
What do we want them to be able to do? (Skills)
How will we get them there? (Instruction)
How will we know if they have met the expectations? (Assessment)
Remediation
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