This document presents an activities matrix for assessing student learning in a unit. It outlines:
1) Big ideas, skills, and standards to be addressed through various formative and summative assessments.
2) How students' prior knowledge and experiences will be drawn on to connect them to the big ideas.
3) Instructional strategies like lectures, discussions and activities that will support students in meeting standards and understanding big ideas.
4) Resources like modules, presentations and samples that will best convey concepts and support skill development.
This document presents an activities matrix for assessing student learning in a unit. It outlines:
1) Big ideas, skills, and standards to be addressed through various formative and summative assessments.
2) How students' prior knowledge and experiences will be drawn on to connect them to the big ideas.
3) Instructional strategies like lectures, discussions and activities that will support students in meeting standards and understanding big ideas.
4) Resources like modules, presentations and samples that will best convey concepts and support skill development.
This document presents an activities matrix for assessing student learning in a unit. It outlines:
1) Big ideas, skills, and standards to be addressed through various formative and summative assessments.
2) How students' prior knowledge and experiences will be drawn on to connect them to the big ideas.
3) Instructional strategies like lectures, discussions and activities that will support students in meeting standards and understanding big ideas.
4) Resources like modules, presentations and samples that will best convey concepts and support skill development.
This document presents an activities matrix for assessing student learning in a unit. It outlines:
1) Big ideas, skills, and standards to be addressed through various formative and summative assessments.
2) How students' prior knowledge and experiences will be drawn on to connect them to the big ideas.
3) Instructional strategies like lectures, discussions and activities that will support students in meeting standards and understanding big ideas.
4) Resources like modules, presentations and samples that will best convey concepts and support skill development.
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UNIT ASSESSMENT –ACTIVITIES MATRIX
Skills & Student and Assessment Instructional Resources
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