I DENTIFYING THE LEARNING REQUIREMENTS Support units: Assessment in geography Illustration 1: Curriculum-based program planning and assessment.

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I DENTIFYING THE LEARNING REQUIREMENTS Support units: Assessment in geography Illustration 1: Curriculum-based program planning and assessment

Identifying the learning requirements Teachers make the difference Hattie (2009 ) What effective teachers do to improve student learning: plan for deep understandings and specific skills explicitly set goals plan teaching strategies that align with the goals

Places and topics from the Geographical Knowledge and Understanding strand of the Australian Curriculum: Geography Knowledge content

Understanding is making connections between facts and skills: showing understanding and applying knowledge interpreting and analysing problems and issues Fundamental understandings

Geographical skills As identified in the Geographical Inquiry Skills strand of the Australian Curriculum: Geography Teaching students to: inquire through questions problem solve investigate data and information make decisions

Concept focus List the concepts to be the focus in order from greatest to least

Inquiry questions Examples in the Australian Curriculum: Geography Intent is that the question is open and uses higher-order thinking skills

Big ideas Crucial in designing the assessment task What do we want students to know, understand and be able to do at the end of this unit?

When you have identified the learning requirements … Think about: informing students of the goals providing ongoing feedback that focuses on the learning intentions