The seven minute-year_plan
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In 7 minutes, sketch out a year plan using the curriculum pages indicated. The plan should include the recommended number and types of units, referring to Table 4 for unit focus and associated Major Integrated Resources. Pages 8-13 or 8-14 of the specified curriculum provide details on unit titles, types, and focuses to develop a plan that integrates topics and themes across units.
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The seven minute-year_plan
- 1. The Seven-Minute Year Plan Context Unit Title Unit Type Major Integrated Resource (MIR) Personal and Philosophical Social, Cultural, and Historical Imaginative and Literary Communicative Environmental and Technological Using the information found in your curriculum, take seven minutes to sketch out a year plan. As you read those pages, be sure to • attend to the recommended number and types of units • refer to Table 4 which provides more detail including the focus of a unit (e.g., personal, social studies, science, genre study, etc.) and the MIRs in which the topics and themes are located. The pages in each curriculum are as follows: ELA 1 – pages 8 – 13, ELA 2 – pages 8 – 13, ELA 3 – pages 8 – 14, ELA 4 – pages 8 – 14, ELA 5 – pages 8 – 14.