Designing Learning Activities in a Standards-Based System

with Anne Reeves

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Summary

Many teaching practices are “inherited” from previous generations of teachers, but not all of these fit well into a standards-based system that requires all parts of the learning process to be aligned with those standards.

In this webinar, participants learned how to use a set of planning tools to adapt traditional activities to align them with standards.

In addition, they learned to use these tools to create their own engaging learning activities that will take learners to mastery of the academic standards.

Recorded February 15, 2012

Topics: curriculum design and lesson planning | standards

Archived Presentation 

Resources 

• Designing Learning Activities Handouts (PDF)
• An ASCD Study Guide for Where Great Teaching Begins: Planning for Student Thinking and Learning
• Related ASCD Resources: Instructional Design

About the Presenter

Anne R. Reeves is an associate professor of education and department head at Susquehanna University, a small, private, liberal-arts undergraduate college in Selinsgrove, Pennsylvania.

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