Curriculum Design & Review Process.  Understand the basic principles and elements of the Curriculum Design & Review Process (CDRP).  Using a CDRP framework,

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Curriculum Design & Review Process

 Understand the basic principles and elements of the Curriculum Design & Review Process (CDRP).  Using a CDRP framework, begin a process of identifying strengths and growth areas with regard to our written curriculum. Outcomes

 Overview of CDRP  Faculty Presentations (2 sessions each)  Wrap-up Discussion  Lunch  Department Assessment Agenda

 An Ignatian process for developing, sharing, and reviewing our curriculum.  Ensures our written curriculum reflects our mission and our school outcomes. What is CDRP?

Determine Design Implement Evaluate Renew Curriculum Design and Review Process

 Published and shared!  Basic UbD format, including ✓ Course- and unit-wide topics for enduring understanding & essential questions ✓ key performance assessments  Core and “bank” elements Key Characteristics of a Written Curriculum…

 Solid conceptual model used by JSEA schools  Provides an agreed-upon framework  Promotes transparency and efficiency  Curriculum systematically and regularly monitored Why CDRP?

 Incorporates backwards design – focus on learning outcomes  Encourages collaboration  Helps mentor new faculty  Fosters cross-curricular conversations Why CDRP?

 Many terrific things already in place!  The “challenge” is to do this more deeply, systematically, collaboratively.  Today we’ll learn about this process and apply it to our courses. Where are we?

Determine Design Implement Evaluate Renew Standards Expectations Curriculum Design and Review Process Learning outcomes are what students who successfully complete a course, unit, or lesson will know, understand, or be able to do as a result.

Determine Design Implement Evaluate Renew Standards Expectations Written Curriculum Curriculum Design and Review Process Develop the content units guided by the objectives and learning outcomes of the respective units. Assessments must be designed at this time.

Determine Design Implement Evaluate Renew Standards Expectations Written Curriculum Effective Teaching Curriculum Design and Review Process Develop subject-specific instructional strategies for each unit of study that would effectively achieve desired learning results.

Determine Design Implement Evaluate Renew Standards Expectations Written Curriculum Effective Teaching Learning Results Curriculum Design and Review Process Evaluative methods and tools are subsequently designed to measure achievement of these intended institutional, program, and course learning outcomes.

Determine Design Implement Evaluate Renew Standards Expectations Written Curriculum Effective Teaching Learning Results Learning Community Curriculum Design and Review Process Effective and regular processes are in place to sustain ongoing renewal. Community members exercise responsibility for each other and student achievement.

Helpful things to remember about CDRP… 1.This work is ongoing — today begins the formal process. 2.The devil is in the DATA! 3.Collaboration doesn’t always come naturally. 4.We will build on successive, successful, succinct projects — step by step.

Mission Department Review School Wide CDRP Professiona l Learning Curriculum Developme nt