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Contact for questions about Hour of Code: Mindy Curless

Tutorial at It is the long history of humankind (and animal kind, too) those who learned to collaborate and improvise most effectively have prevailed. - Charles Darwin

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What does the Danielson Framework look like in a 21 st century science classroom?

There are parts of the Framework that tie nicely to NGSS : 2b.Establishing a Culture for Learning 2e.Organizing Physical Space 3b.Using Questioning and Discussion Techniques 3c.Engaging Students in Learning 3d.Providing Feedback

2b. Establishing a Culture for Learning Traditionally Teacher talks about why science is important NGSS-Aligned Activities are relevant and interesting for all students

2b. Establishing a Culture for Learning In an NGSS-aligned classroom, an observer will find evidence for component 2b by noting the engagement of the teacher and the students in the activity.

2e. Organizing Physical Space Traditionally Desks in rows NGSS-Aligned Group work stations

2e. Organizing Physical Space In traditional classrooms, observers may find that organizing students in groups promotes chaos; but in an NGSS-aligned classroom, the observer will notice that the non-traditional organization of students promotes communication and collaboration among students which are key elements behind NGSS.

3b. Using Questioning and Discussion Techniques Traditionally “Will you please explain the relationship between…” NGSS-Aligned Questions scaffolded Deeper conversations “Why?” “What evidence is there to support your…?”

3b. Using Questioning and Discussion Techniques An observer in an NGSS-aligned classroom will find evidence for component 3b by noticing how a teacher does not look for a single correct answer.

3c. Engaging Students in Learning Traditionally Confirm phenomena Fill in the blanks NGSS-Aligned Open-ended questions Engaging

3c. Engaging Students in Learning An observer in an NGSS-aligned classroom will find evidence for component 3c by noting the student-led investigations and the open-ended questioning the teacher uses.

3d. Providing Feedback Traditionally Grading labs Summative assessments NGSS-Aligned Teacher actively involved Feedback consistent

3d. Providing Feedback An observer in an NGSS-aligned classroom will find evidence for component 3d by noting the teacher acting more as a coach than a grader of summative assessments.

Assessment Item Review What is the intent of the assessment item? What is the item actually measuring? Where does it connect or align to NGSS? Does it address the appropriate depth for its grade- level? Which of the 3 dimensions does this item incorporate? How could the item be revised to elicit the evidence of student learning we want to see?

Giving and Receiving Effective Feedback

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Force and Motion Common Experience