Module 8: Category II: Instructional Supports

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Module 8: Category II: Instructional Supports Slide 163 Module 8: Category II: Instructional Supports EQuiP Rubric for Science v3.0 Professional Learning

Module 8: Instructional Supports How do we determine whether or not a lesson or unit supports instruction for all learners? Slide 164

Instructional Supports The lesson or unit supports instruction and learning for all students. It’s all about ACCESS! Slide 165

Lessons or Units How do the criteria and sub-criteria for lessons or units (A-E) provide access and support instruction and learning for all students? Slide 166

Longer Lessons or Units Providing guidance for teachers Providing and adjusting supports for students over time Slide 167

Response Form, pp 9-10 Slide 168

SUFFICIENT & COMPELLING EVIDENCE OF EQuIP RUBRIC CRITERIA Quick Practice Evidence Reasoning Consensus Suggestions SUFFICIENT & COMPELLING EVIDENCE OF EQuIP RUBRIC CRITERIA Slide 169

What evidence did you find to support the criteria for Category II? Debrief What evidence did you find to support the criteria for Category II? What makes you think this evidence is/is not sufficient and of the quality necessary to meet the criteria for Category II? What are the implications if a lesson or unit does not meet the criteria for Category II? Slide 170

Let’s Rate the Degree to which the criteria were met for Category II Unit Rating Scale for Category II (A-E only) 3 At least adequate evidence for all criteria in the category, extensive evidence for at least one criterion. 2 Some evidence for all criteria in the category and adequate evidence for at least 5 criteria, including A 1 Adequate evidence for at least three criteria in the category 0 Adequate evidence for no more than 2 criteria in the category Slide 171

Module 8 Reflection How do we determine whether or not a lesson or unit supports instruction for all learners? Slide 172