Implementation Plan

March 6, 2008 Miriam Taylor-T3 Consulting [email_address] www.t-3consulting.com

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Elementary Goals Level Content Delivery ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],4-5 Across 4 core subject areas and one Michigan history project. Blogs, WIKI’s Middle School Goals Level Subject Area Content Delivery ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],8 Computer applications Language Arts Orientation to LMS unit Online book discussion, online resources: plagiarism LMS

High School Goals Level Subject Area Content Delivery ,[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],[object Object],11-12 AP Any MVS or outside vendor (dual enrollment options too) 9 Computers All Totally online in LMS-traditional classroom 9-12 English 2 Book discussions Peer review of writing LMS Blog 10-11 US History Collaborative Project LMS or WIKI 11 Business courses CareerForward MVS AP All Summer work LMS 11-12 Select In-class work 1-2 times a week, online for other work. Electives, higher level language classes etc. Truly blended courses—Developed by district teachers 11-12 Select Homebound, independent study, advanced college-bound students. Totally online

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