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What is it? In High School, students specialize in an area of interest. University Academy is very proud to offer two pathways: Engineering and Biomedical Science. Successful completion of the courses in each pathway affords high achieving students the possibility of college credit, staler national recognition with exposure to industry scouts, and real life experiences that will serve them for a lifetime.
When to use: Whole class, workshops, Lesson Activities, Formative and Summative Assessments
Tier 1 Instruction - Core Curriculum
Access: Login using the link on Clever
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use google sign in.
Teachers must be trained to have access to this curriculum.
The document outlines the skill clusters, domains, and frameworks tested in each PLTW course. The bottom section includes a grade conversion table for assigning grades on Schoology (optional). The latest update was in June 2021.
PLTW Interpreting_EoC_Assessment_Scores_2023_24.pdfHigh School - Project Lead the Way
High School - Project Lead the Way
In High School, students specialize in an area of interest. University Academy is very proud to offer two pathways: Engineering and Biomedical Science. Successful completion of the courses in each pathway affords high achieving students the possibility of college credit, staler national recognition with exposure to industry scouts, and real life experiences that will serve them for a lifetime.
Middle School - Gateway to Technology
Middle School - Gateway to Technology
In middle school, students survey different STEM careers and take classes like App inventors, Green Architecture, Medical detectives and more. This is an opportunity to use sophisticated programs and explore personal interests before choosing a STEM pathway upon entering high school.
Launch - Elementary School
Launch - Elementary School
Elementary students experience PLTW through LAUNCH activities embedded in the curriculum. These LAUNCH activities are designed to use hands on experiences to capitalize on natural curiosity and teach STEM concepts through experience.
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