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Using the Curriculum Frameworks to Develop Program-Wide Curriculum Part 2 of 2 (Statewide)

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Overview
This two-part workshop will first orient you to the Massachusetts ABE Curriculum Frameworks and then demonstrate how to use them to develop a program-wide curriculum in manageable stages. You will learn how to use the frameworks to set standards and benchmarks for each class in your program and/or determine which standards and benchmarks you are already covering. You will also develop a draft action plan to guide curriculum development at your program. There will be time to generate draft materials (both action plan and curriculum documents), share materials with fellow participants, and critique them for revision.
Details
When
May 29, 2008 from 03:00 pm to 05:00 pm
Where
  • SABES Southeast
  • Bristol Community College
  • 777 Elsbree Street, Room L108
  • Fall River, MA 02720
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Registration Deadline
Apr 24, 2008 at 4:00 PM
Topics
Other Curriculum & Instruction
Multi-session attendance required
yes
Contact info
Janet Dutra
janet.dutra@bristolcc.edu
508-678-2811 X 2278
Indicators of Program Quality
IPQ1 - Curriculum and instruction
Learning objectives

Upon successful completion of the series, participants will be able to:

1.      effectively navigate the Massachusetts ABE Curriculum Frameworks

2.      define the components of a "basic" and an "advanced" curriculum as defined by ACLS policy

3.      assign particular Curriculum Framework standards and benchmarks to specific classes in their program

4.      identify which standards/benchmarks they are currently addressing in their classes and which they are not

5.      describe and compare "Front On" and "Back In" approaches to curriculum development

6.      demonstrate how skills development can be addressed through different knowledge content as suggested by student goals and interests.

7.      develop a draft plan to develop of a basic curriculum at their program.

 

Presenters
Nancy Sheridan and Curriculum & Assessment Colleague
Presenters Bio
Nancy is the Curriculum and Assessment Coordinator (CAC) for SABES SE. She will facilitate this session with a CAC colleague from another SABES region.
Prerequisites
Session 1 scheduled on May 1, 2008. Participants need to register for both sessions.
Host RSC
Southeast Massachusetts Region
PDPs
no
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