PPT-The Foundation Stage Curriculum

What is the Foundation Stage The foundation stage begins when children reach the age of three when children might attend a nursery setting The children continue with the Foundation Stage curriculum until they enter year 1 in school. A. . vision of a curriculum which . provides . all the learning needs of . a young person in the 21. st. century including . knowledge plus skills and broader . understanding. © Curriculum Foundation. Where do we start?. What do we have to do?. What have we got?. The . NSW Board of Studies has developed . new syllabuses . for. English . K-10. Mathematics . K-10. Science . and Technology K-6 and Science 7-10. We shall look at some of these to see how their design fits the ‘tree model’ with competencies being developed in the context of subject knowledge.. Some of the examples are primary and some secondary – but they all illustrate the same design point, so don’t ignore the ones that might be from a different key stage from yours!. Background to new curriculum – the story so . far…. We . assessed our curriculum and found it to be too knowledge based and narrow. We agreed a common philosophy and developed our vision of creating confident, articulate, lifelong learners. We decided that we needed a curriculum which responded . What are the . aims and structure . of the National Curriculum?. What changes did the 2008 curriculum bring?. The National Curriculum. National Curriculum PE . (1988-2008). By the end of the 1980s the government wanted. . “Discovering . and Loving . Your Authentic Self”. Yoga. A Sanskrit word meaning . Union. . The journey to inner peace and self-love is not one to . rush. , yet you don’t want to delay getting started.. English. Agenda. Aims. The New National Curriculum 2014. A summary of the main changes. A closer look. - What is GPS/. SpaG. ?. . - Y1 and Y2 expectations in Reading and Writing . Assessing, testing and reporting to parents. assessment Development . Group. ‘The . Changing . Landscape’. ‘. To inspire all students across the . 3rivers . learning trust to become successful learners, through learning a coherent, stimulating and personalised curriculum which celebrates success and encourages all students to maximise their potential. . “Discovering . and Loving . Your Authentic Self”. Yoga. A Sanskrit word meaning . Union. . The journey to inner peace and self-love is not one to . rush. , yet you don’t want to delay getting started.. Early Years Foundation Stage. We believe the Foundation Stage is the most amazing . period . in . children's . lives, being away from loved ones. , learning to read and write, finding out about the world and their place in it.. 1. Part 2. From theory to practice. © Curriculum Foundation. 2. Evaluation in action. We have looked at different forms of evaluation:. Establishing a benchmark before instituting changes. Evaluating against outcomes. More clinical responsibility and decision-making skills. Responsibility for more clinical procedures e.g. DNACPR, consent forms etc. Responsibility for managing F1s. Preparing for next stage of training. , . Automated. , and . Easy. Gerald Thrush, PhD & Scott Helf, DO, MSIT. Western University of Health Sciences. College of Osteopathic Medicine of the Pacific. Terence P. Ma, PhD. Albert Einstein College of Medicine. Curriculum components. The curriculum has been split into 9 key areas:. introduction. purpose. content of learning. learning and teaching. programme. of assessment. supervision and feedback. quality management.