Curriculum Development & Design (USF)
Session 3: Essential Questions
3 Topics
What are Essential Questions and what purpose do they serve?
What makes a strong essential question?
Unpacking Standards
Session 11: English Learners Self Paced and Peer Feedback [April 2]
4 Topics
Second Language Acquisition Survey Results Quick Analysis
Hill & Flynn Reading Response
Video Response
Unit Calendar & Lesson Plans Peer Feedback
Session 7: Transfer, Assessment, & WHERETO
8 Topics
Resources for Tonight’s Session
Framing Questions & Goals for Session 7
Activity 1: Revisiting Understanding & Transfer
Activity 2a: Assessment Plan
Activity 2b: GRASPS Assessment Plan
Activity 3: UbD Stages 1 & 2 Draft for Feedback
Activity 4: Padlet Reflection
Prep for Session 8: WHERETO & Course Calendaring Assignments
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Hill & Flynn Reading Response
Curriculum Development & Design (USF)
Session 11: English Learners Self Paced and Peer Feedback [April 2]
Hill & Flynn Reading Response
Flynn & Hill Reading Response
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Which of the 4 reasons for combining language and content objectives are most important for you/your students, even if not teaching English Learners? Why?
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Which one has been most integral for you in learning another language (if you speak another language)?
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Visit the SIOP site: https://www.cal.org/siop/lesson-plans/
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Review any 3 lesson plans/activities that you find relevant for your grade level/subject. What stands out to you/where do you see specific strategies that might support ELs?
Review your EL plan draft. What content and language objectives would you add to your plan? (Submit here and in your plan.)
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If you are teaching ELs, which students might be pre, early, speech emergence, and intermediate/advanced fluency? Write out a list of students’ first names and what category you think might be most appropriate for their current language skills. What strategies might you incorporate for these students? If you have no ELs, how might you use one of these categories to support a native English speaker?
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