Sentences with phrase «curriculum alignment there»

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Reliable, neutral evaluations are another obstacle to curriculum coming into its own as a true reform lever, but there's encouraging news here, too: A new, independent organization called EdReports.org has begun reviewing instructional materials for alignment to the Common Core, providing something akin to a free Consumer Reports of curriculum.

There, principal Larry Davis has five «vertical» committees — Student Improvement, Multimedia, Spirit, Curriculum Council, and Vertical Alignment.

Although there was potential for alignment, it was clear that in Jenny's mind, this project was tangential to her goals for instruction and thus the larger curriculum.

Finally, when considering alignment of assessments with state standards, one must realize that there are differences in the way one evaluates assessment alignment to standards as compared to the way one evaluates the alignment of curriculum with standards.

There is a process in place to ensure alignment each time curriculum, instruction, and / or assessments are reviewed or revised at the agency or school level.

As seen in our theory of action model, there is not only alignment among curriculum and instruction and assessment, but also a continuous feedback loop among the three, as each informs the others to provide a valid and accurate measure of student learning.

1 — Some teachers are using student assessment data to inform their own instructional decisions, but there is no school - wide alignment between assessments and the curriculum.

Multiple studies have demonstrated increased improvement in student performance when there is intentional alignment of curriculum, assessment, and instruction in the learning cycle.