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MoSPE Three
This document outlines an art education seminar that discusses the importance of long-range planning and curriculum development. It includes discussions on setting short-term and long-term goals, implementing curriculum standards, developing lessons for diverse learners, and assessing student learning. Interactive activities include brainstorming curriculum ideas, developing sample lesson plans, and considering how to address different learners.
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MoSPE Three
- 1. The Importance ofLong-Range Planning Graduate Teaching Assistant, Sarah Cress Art Ed 4273
- 2. MoSPE Madness… • CurriculumBrainstorm Share • GoAnimate Standard Two Video • Writing Prompt • Standard Three Overview • The Relevance of Short-Term and Long-Term Planning and How to do it RIGHT • Making Sense of the Mess • Video of Cress in Action • Small Group Brainstorm • Writing Prompt (Considering Diverse Learners) • Writing Prompt (Assessment) • Artifact Brainstorm • Escape!
- 3. Writing Prompt… List yourpersonal short-term goals for this month. List your personal long- term goals for this year.
- 4. Standard Three… Standard #3:The teacher recognizes the importance of long- range planning and curriculum development. The teacher develops, implements, and evaluates curriculum based upon standards and student needs. Quality Indicator 1: Implementation of curriculum standards Quality Indicator 2: Develop lessons for diverse learners Quality Indicator 3: Analyze instructional goals and differentiate instructional strategies
- 5. Standard Three… Standard #3:The teacher recognizes the importance of long- range planning and curriculum development. The teacher develops, implements, and evaluates curriculum based upon standards and student needs. Quality Indicator 1: Implementation of curriculum standards Quality Indicator 2: Develop lessons for diverse learners Quality Indicator 3: Analyze instructional goals and differentiate instructional strategies.
- 6. Starts with Lookingat the Big Picture… • Makes learning meaningful for students • Allows for deeper knowledge acquisition • Challenges teachers to look beyond their scope and sequence • Prepares students more adequately for the broader world
- 7. Short-Term Goals… • Short-term goalsare ones students will achieve in the near future (e.g., in a day, within a week, or possibly within a few months)
- 8. Short-Term Goals… • Whatare some examples? • What standards align with short-term goals?
- 9. Long-Term Goals… • Long-termgoals are ones students will achieve over a longer period of time (e.g., one semester, one year, five years, or twenty years).
- 10. Long-Term Goals… • Whatare some examples? • What standards align with long-term goals?
- 11. Writing Prompt… Prompt (3.1)Consider your curriculum brainstorm. What are you long-term goals? What are your short-term goals? How will you help students achieve these goals? How will your goals as an instructor impact student learning?
- 12. How to IncorporateStandards… The Top-Down Approach: • The National Standards • Common CORE • The Show-Me Standards • Missouri DOKs • Missouri GLEs • Your Local District Standards • Your School Standards
- 13. Making Sense ofthe Mess… Cress’ Approach to Standard-Based Planning: • Devise a planning system that works for you • Consider a larger period of time (e.g. a semester or a full year) • Map out the themes you would like to focus on within that period of time • Map out the lessons you would like to focus on within those particular themes
- 14. Making Sense ofthe Mess… • Map out the media exploration you would like to focus on within those particular lessons • Map out the resources and historical and contemporary artists you would like to reference within each of those lessons • Take a close look at each individual lesson and consider which standards, GLEs and DOKs they address • Ask, “Am I doing my part?”
- 15. Let’s Look ata Concrete Example… While watching the following video jot down your notions regarding the following: • What learning occurred before this? • What learning will occur after this? • What are the short-term goals? • What are the long-term goals?
- 16. Let’s Practice… In pairs,devise a lesson plan both of you would consider implementing during student teaching. It can involve any assortment of media and technique and can be geared towards an age group of your choosing. • Summarize the lesson • Summarize your short-term goals • Summarize your long-term goals • List the standards you will address
- 17. Standard Three… Standard #3:The teacher recognizes the importance of long- range planning and curriculum development. The teacher develops, implements, and evaluates curriculum based upon standards and student needs. Quality Indicator 1: Implementation of curriculum standards Quality Indicator 2: Develop lessons for diverse learners Quality Indicator 3: Analyze instructional goals and differentiate instructional strategies.
- 18. Writing Prompt… Writing Prompt(3.2) Consider your secondary curriculum brainstorm. How will address the needs of diverse learners within this unit of instruction?
- 19. Standard Three… Standard #3:The teacher recognizes the importance of long- range planning and curriculum development. The teacher develops, implements, and evaluates curriculum based upon standards and student needs. Quality Indicator 1: Implementation of curriculum standards Quality Indicator 2: Develop lessons for diverse learners Quality Indicator 3: Analyze instructional goals and differentiate instructional strategies.
- 20. Writing Prompt… Writing Prompt(3.3) Consider your curriculum brainstorm. When you teach this curriculum how will you assess whether or not students are meeting goals and objectives? What will you do if students are not meeting goals and objectives? How will this regular assessment impact student learning?
- 21. Artifact Brainstorm… Now, let’s brainstorm someways we can demonstrate our newfound knowledge.