PPT-High School Curriculum Day

Diocese of Green Bay All for Gods Greater Glory High School They dont care They dont talk No one wants to be there They dont take it seriously They are on their phones They cant concentrate. Jim Hull. 2011 . NSBA Annual Conference. April . 9, 2011. Preparing students for graduation and beyond. Getting students to graduate high school. Preparing students for college/career. Determining how prepared students are for postsecondary success. General Education. Retrospect and Prospects. RONIE M. PROTACIO. Executive Director. Center. for General Education Subjects. Retrospect. CORE SUBJECTS. CORE. CONTENT. COVERAGE . English. . English. Leading Governance Through Change. Policy Directions in the Curriculum and Assessment. Understanding the changes needed to teaching, the curriculum and assessment in light of international comparisons...... . present the. LIFELINES Parents’ Program. A Guide to Raising Resilient Children. 1. 2. Is There a Need?. 3. rd. leading cause of death in adolescence. 2. nd. leading cause of death in college students. Meredith Dunn. Principal, Northern Elementary. Melody . Gallenstein. Curriculum Coach, Northern Elementary. September 2010 . Our background . Northern Elementary. Lexington, Kentucky. 500 students. 40% . What is the problem?. We all want what is best for our children but this current generation of children are facing a decline in their physical and emotional wellbeing that will impact their life chances in later life.. Culture and Language project. The goal for this project is to implement meaningful elements of culture into the taught curriculum across all grade levels and disciplines, plan ways to infuse cultural values into our school operations, and for school leaders to demonstrate an understanding of the tribal diversity within our school . Teachers will actively seek out resources to find information and gain ideas for their individual classes. By departments, teacher groups will collaboratively develop units and lesson that will target areas of culture and language. School leaders will work together to plan and organize events which display Native American culture. The principal and other school leaders will demonstrate the importance of culture and language throughout the project.. Quarterly Meetings. April,2014. Alabama State Department of Education. Words from Dr. Bice. Assessment. Balanced and Meaningful. 3. Plan 2020-Our Vision. Every Child a Graduate – Every Graduate Prepared. Curriculum and Instruction Quarterly Meetings October 2013 Alabama State Department of Education Words from Dr. Bice Plan 2020-Our Vision Every Child a Graduate – Every Graduate Prepared for College/Work/Adulthood in the 21 Curriculum Standards for Elementary and Secondary Education: Overview of the Advisory Council Discussion Basic ideas underlining the Courses of Study for a new era: Alignment throughout curriculum objectives, teaching and learning strategies, and assessment 1. We know from experience the hard work teachers face every day as they strive to help their students meet the challenges set by higher standards.. We are a team of current and former classroom teachers, curriculum writers, school leaders and education experts who have worked in the public, private and nonprofit sectors.. th. September. Overview of Evening . New Curriculum Frameworks. . - Why they have been introduced. . - How they have been developed. . - What they are/look like. Behaviour/Use of Class Dojo. The Democracy Schools Network will engage Illinois Democracy Schools and McCormick Foundation Democracy Program Engage Youth Civically grant partners to participate in a webinar series centered on the In-Person Education Module . Lesson 2 of 2 . Learning Objectives. Describe how an IPM curriculum meets common core requirements for biology, biodiversity, ecology, . evolution, problem solving, . teamwork, etc..