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EDU: 546 Curriculum Map Foundations

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Curriculum Map Foundations

Dayna Branson EDU 546: Curriculum Mapping Dr. Ieisha Davis November 15, 2023

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Teachers need a tailored curriculum based on student levels to provide quality education. Writers examine standards, craft comprehensive curricula, and ensure that teachers have the resources to engage students and maximize their potential.

Representation:

Comparative Framework for Curriculum Map, Pacing Guide, and Lesson Plan

Pacing Guide

Lesson Plan

Curriculum Map

  • Details the timeline for covering each unit or lesson.
  • Specifies the amount of time allocated for each topic.
  • Ensures that the curriculum is covered within a set timeframe.
  • Daily or session-based details.
  • Specific instructional activities and materials.
  • Assessment strategies and evaluation methods.
  • Tailored to the needs of the students.
  • Broad overview of the entire curriculum.
  • Long-term planning.
  • Shows the sequence and connection between units and major concepts.
  • Aligns with standards and learning objectives.

Differences:

Curriculum Map vs. Pacing Guide:

vs

Pacing Guide Pacing Guides is time-centric, emphasizing when to cover each element.

Curriculum Map Curriculum Map focuses on the overall structure and connections.

Differences Pacing Guide vs. Lesson Plan

Differences:

Pacing Guide vs. Lesson Plan

vs

Lesson Plan Lesson Plan is more detailed, focusing on daily or session-specific activities

Pacing Guide Pacing Guide is a broader schedule outlining the pace of the curriculum

Differences Lesson Plan vs. Curriculum Map

Differences:

Lesson Plan vs. Curriculum Map

vs

Curriculum Map Curriculum Map is an overarching guide for the entire curriculum.

Lesson Plan Lesson Plan is a day-to-day guide for teaching a specific topic

Application:

Application to Student Achievement and Teacher Practices

Inquiry-Based Learning:

Backward Design

Understanding by Design (UbD):

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