NGSS EQu IP RUBRIC SMD EPO PD Part
NGSS EQu. IP RUBRIC SMD EPO PD Part 1: Alignment to NGSS March 18, 1: 00 -2: 00 pm ET Hilarie B Davis, Ed. D. Bradford Davey, Ed. D. TLC Inc.
The Goal If implemented properly, • the NGSS will lead to coherent, rigorous instruction that will result in • students being able to acquire and apply scientific knowledge • to unique situations and • to think and reason scientifically
The purpose of these webinars is to investigate. . . The EQu. IP Rubric Recognize Transform Create NGSS Lesson and Units
NGSS Three Dimensional Learning
EQu. IP Educators Evaluating the Quality of Instructional Products • Provide constructive feedback to developers • Provides a tool for thinking about existing lessons and how to improve them • Can be used as a guide to plan new lessons and units • Not really even a rubric in the sense of articulating criteria and describing levels of quality. They say rubric “scoring guides” will be developed eventually • One of a several EQu. IP tools created by Achieve http: //www. achieve. org/
Alignment to NGSS • Be explicit about disciplinary core ideas, practices, and cross -cutting concepts (3 D learning) • Organize lessons into a coherent whole so students want to know more
Instructional Supports • Keep the end in mind (performance expectations) • Know the order in which most people develop ideas (learning progressions) • Build on students’ prior knowledge • Develop investigations, questions or challenges that engage students with 3 D learning
Monitoring Student Progress Collect data all along the way on how students are learning so they know and you know • Self-assessment • Formative assessment • Summative assessment
Evaluating for Alignment with Three Dimensional Learning
What is three dimensional learning? Shifts the focus of the classroom to having students explore, examine, and use scientific ideas • Disciplinary Core Ideas • Crosscutting Concepts • Scientific and Engineering Practices Lessons must provide opportunities for students to construct and use specific elements of each dimension to: • Make sense of phenomena and/or design solutions • Explicitly state the elements of each dimension • Clearly point out how students use those elements
Practice – Water Cycle, grades 6 -8 Water. Cycle. Unit. Final p. 8 -16
Practice – Earth Systems Evolution Earth. Systems. Evolution_Gr 9 -12
Evaluating for Coherence
Is the unit coherent? How do the lessons fit together to coherently develop student proficiency in a set of performance expectations? b. How does each lesson link to the others creating a need to know or interest in each lesson? c. How do the lessons develop connections between different science disciplines? (if appropriate) d. How do the lessons provide grade-appropriate connection(s) to the Common Core State Standards in Mathematics and/or ELA, and/or State Science or Math Standards? a.
Practice – Water Cycle Water. Cycle. Unit. Final pp. 3 -4, 5 -7 Inquiry-Application Instructional Model, p. 49 Watershed Unit Reasoning Tools Pathways Tool (p. 42, 43) Drivers and Constraints (p. 44, 47)
Conclusions • Three-dimensional learning is powerful, achievable but not yet common in curriculum materials • EQu. IP can help identify true three-dimensional learning where three dimensions work together rather than treated as separate learning goals • EQu. IP can help identify the curriculum coherence needed to make science practice meaningful rather than rote skills, and build connections across science strands
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Contact Info Hilarie Davis Hilarie@techforlearning. org Brad Davey Brad@techforlearning. org
For further reading http: //www. achieve. org/EQu. IP Schwarz, C. V. , Reiser, B. J. , Davis, E. A. , Kenyon, L. , Achér, A. , Fortus, D. , et al. (2009). Developing a learning progression for scientific modeling: Making scientific modeling accessible and meaningful for learners. Journal of Research in Science Teaching, 46, 632 -654. http: //www. umt. edu/watertools/teaching_materials/default. a spx http: //www. umt. edu/watertools/learning_progression. aspx
EQu. IP Rubric Webinar Series Wednesdays 1: 00 -2: 00 pm ET March 4 March 18 April 15 Part 1 – Alignment to the NGSS Part 2 – Instructional Support Part 3 – Monitoring Student Progress Part 4 – Evaluating More Lesson(s)
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