Constructive Alignment -
creating a course desing
with begins with the end in
mind
Active,
students
shouldn’t be
passive
Real, always
keeping in mind
the outcomes
When planning, goals must be
realistic and fare. Thinking
about our own students and
adapting to their needs. Having
the main concept and adapt it to
our class.
Challenge, making
activities more interesting
Teacher must keep
students motivated
and interesting in the
work
Lesson
Plans
Stratergies and Tools
Class Profile
Gather
information
about
students in
class
Place
informations
on a class
profile
tamplate
Select the
resources and
stratergies
you will use in
the class
Monitor your progress
Student Profile
Gather information of
student´s strengths
and needs
Use parent´s information,
Rubics, Checklist,
Observations, Previous
Teachers, Student´s Portfolio
Provide
Accommodations
to help student
improve
Use instructional
stratergies and
monitor progress
Involve the in-school team
Knowing your student
Observation
Assessments
Class Activities
Assessment OF/FOR/AS learning
How to Assess?
Formative - in the
process of learning.
Gathering
information about
the student.
Summative - when you pull all together the
information made during the process and
evaluation of the child.
Types of Assessment
Written Assessment
Digital - Showin
students how
they are
improving
Classroom Observation
Portfolios
Rating Scales
and
Self-Assessment
Checklists
Rubrics
Instructional
Approach
Universal Desing
for Learning -
provides
teachers a range
principles for
planning
Essential for
Some, Good
for All
Equality;
Flexibility and
inclusiveness; An
appropriately
designed space;
Simplicity and
Safety
Differentiated Instrucitons - a
response to the learner's
needs. A teacher can
differentiate by:
the content of learning
the process of learning
the content of learning
the affect/environment of learning
The Tiered Approach- for
prevention and
interventions