Think about these three questions:
- What do you want to accomplish? (Stage 1, Desired Results)
- How do you know when (or if) you get there? (Stage 2, Assessment Evidence)
- What activities/procedures are we going to do to get there? (Stage 3, Learning Plan)
Stage One
Goal: State Standards, Course Objectives
Understandings:
The Big Ideas/Enduring Learning
Transferable!
“So what?”
“Why do we have to learn/teach this?”
“What’s the point?”
“How does this relate to…?”
“How does this help me be able to do...?”
“When or why will I ever use this?”
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Essential Questions:
Debatable, provocative, arguable and likely to generate interest.
Open-ended, raise other questions
Should be revisited
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Explain and apply! “Meaning Making”
- Students will know: Terms, facts, data
- Students will be able to: Skills/verbs- analyze, read, interpret, plan, do, make, draw,
Stage Two
Tasks:
“What does it look like to meet the goals?”
“How do we know when sts understand?”
“What’s the evidence/proof?”
Culminating Task:
Create a brochure, poster, display, etc.
Presentation
GRASPS- authentic
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Other Evidence:
Formative and summative and COLLECTIVE:
Feedback
Observations and conversations
Portfolios
Reflections
Journals
Traditional tests and quizzes
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Photo album vs snapshot
Stage Three
Learning Activities, Experiences and Instruction: (Lesson plan)
What will need to be taught, coached? What activities will give them the skills?
How will you teach it?
What materials and resources are needed to get to the goal?
What skills to sts need to show understanding?
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