1. Collaboration across Curriculum

2. Facilitator Keisha Tennessee Computer Science Teacher
Advanced Career Education Center at Hermitage
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3. Goal:Increase student positive learning experience through the use of collaboration; subsquently improving student achievement.

4. the action of working with someone to produce or create something.
Collaboration
the action of working with someone to produce or create something.

5. Benefit of Cross Curriculum Collaboration
Makes the connection of academic concepts in a practical and realistic way
Our Example: Henrico 21 Submission:Mobile Application Development
Content Areas: Programming and Marketing

6. Instructional Strategies
Group Dynamic
Group norms- accountability
Keep group size 4-6
Assessment
Various tools to asses student growth individually and as a group
Real World
Open-ended project that encourages creativity and student ownership
Scaffolding
Taught specialized concepts to allow students to be experts in their field
Use of Technology
Technology as a tool to assist students to meet learning objective.

7. Technology Tools To Use
Google Drive
shared lesson plans shared student documents
Inter
Cacoo
Flowchart & Diagram Online tool
Survey Monkey
Feedback survey
Google Hangouts
Student virtual meetings

8. Let’s Begin
Collaborative Teacher
Instructional Leadership Support
3Ps
Student Learning
Reflect-Redesign

9. Collaborative Teacher
Content
Find a teacher that teaches that content or sub-content.
Determine if integration will be focused on skill, content or both
Modeling
You want to model the collaboration/teamwork skills that you are expecting your students to demonstrate.
Rapport
You must have a relationship with your students FIRST in order to encourage them to step out of their comfort zone and work with students who the are unfamiliar with
Build a rapport with the collab teacher’s students. This is a joint effort.

10. Instructional Leadership Support
Collaborative Planning Time
It is ideal to have common planning.
Administrator awareness of where you are
Resources
Additional support may be available depending on your need.

11. Plan-Plan-Plan Objective What is your overall learning objective?
What do you expect your students to learn?
How to align learning objective
Learning Enviroment
Consider your learning need.
Environment conducive to the learning need of the student
Specialized learning- teacher classroom
Collaborative Work- large space (cafeteria) -
Flexibility
The plan is the path in which you will follow; be aware that modifications are likely needed.

12. Student Learning Collaboration Make academic connetions.
Integrates decision making, problem solving, and creative thinking simultanously.
Communication
Informal & Formal
Oral & Written Presentation skills
Conflict Resolution Skills -
Creativity
Unique perspectives

13. What you do Now Impacts Student Achievement Later

14. Let’s Apply It
Your Content
Partner
Partner

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