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Implementation (PD) Map Goal(s): Dates Essential Questions Content Skills Evidence Assignment

Professional Development (Implementation) Map Goal(s): Dates Essential Questions Content Skills Evidence Assignment

Sample Implementation (PD) Map Goal(s): Complete a map for one course or subject and conduct a mixed group review. Dates September 2 In-service 12:30-3:30 p.m. October 15 Study Group 3:00-4:30 p.m. March 8 In-service Essential Questions What is Curriculum Mapping? How can it serve as a HUB for school improvement? What strategies can be used to ensure high quality maps? How can the mapping process be used to make instructional decisions? Content Mapping is a two-sided coin: diagnosis and prescription. -Definition of mapping -Components and examples -Connections -Possible products that could be produced in the process. Coaching protocols can be used to ensure high quality maps. -The components: essential questions, concept/content, skills, assessments. -Coaching protocols and rubric The Read Through process provides data that can be used to make instructional decisions. -Seven Stage Review Model -Process and Protocols -Data collection -Targets and priorities -Action Plan..Next Steps Skills -Identify the components of a map. -Review different maps and determine the specific elements that provide more information. -determine connections with other initiatives -Identify the reasons for mapping. -unpack standards to identify precision skills and content. -Develop quality maps using a step-by-step approach. -Use coaching protocols and rubric to strengthen maps. -Summarize the Review Process -Use protocol to implement the Review Process. -Collect and analyze data. -Determine targets and priorities. -Develop an Action Plan to address gaps and repetitions. Evidence Graphic organizer distinguishing between old and new terms. Graphic organizer connecting initiatives List of reasons for mapping. List of products that can be produced in the process. Sample standards the teams have unpacked. One month quality maps. Feedback and highlights from coaching sessions using protocols. Data charts from different teams. Analysis of data from Read Through with noted priorities. Action Plan to address targets. Assignment Identify a unit you wish to map and identify the most important concept you want students to understand. Complete two more months and bring them to the next study group session. Implement the Action Plan.

Sample Implementation (PD) Map Goal(s): Use Curriculum Mapping as the HUB for all school improvement initiatives in the system. Dates In service (example) In-service ( integrated example) In-service (integrated example) Essential Questions What is curriculum mapping? How can it serve as a HUB for school improvement? How can mapping be used as a tool in other trainings? Why map literacy? How can mapping support our work in UbD? How can “Backwards Design” be used to sharpen our maps? Content CM can serve as a HUB for school improvement . - Purpose/Rationale - Connections with other initiatives - Definition - Components - Quality examples -Possible Benefits Language capacity is the root of all student performance. Seven Essential Strategies for integrating Active Literacy skills (e.g. vocabulary, note taking, editing and revising, speaking and listening, etc.) - Examples of maps that have that include the integration of literacy skills Backwards Design focuses on beginning with the end in mind. -Definition of UbD -Examples of UbD -Purpose and Value-Added Focus -Application of the principles with Mapping Skills Identify the strengths and changes that would enhance the curriculum Develop a shared definition Identify components Review sample maps Identify quality indicators Identify how a map can be used as a tool to link initiatives Brainstorm possible benefits Identify specific literacy skills they could include at their grade level or in their course Identify expected level of application Work in small groups to brainstorm possibilities Review maps and integrate appropriate skills Compare and Contrast UbD and Mapping Identify reasons to incorporate UbD Work in pairs and apply the principles of UbD to individual maps Revise maps to strengthen focus Evidence List of strength and changes List of benefits Maps with integrated literacy skills Revised maps that incorporate UbD principles Assignment Develop a unit map to bring to the next in-service. Bring feedback from lesson to after school study group session. Use the UbD principles and tools to develop another unit map.

Professional Development (Implementation) Map Goal(s): Dates Essential Questions Content Skills Evidence Assignment