FCS Integrated
Use Authentic Assessment
Teachers should utilize formative and summative assessments, such as performance evaluations, exit tickets, and project refection notebooks, to make student thinking visible.
Students will employ academic language and draw on class experiences to articulate their understanding of the current content, while also having chances for self-assessment through provided rubrics and objectives on a daily or weekly basis. Students actively engage in the lesson through writing, speaking, asking questions, or reading activities, and they will also have opportunities to interact with both the teacher and their classmates.
OTR’s
Teachers will ensure active engagement of all students in the learning process, maintaining a pace of instruction that encourages frequent student responses and calling on a diverse range of students to contribute throughout the lesson. Teachers will deliver information at different diffculty levels and regularly utilize gathered data to pinpoint students' needs, forming small groups to address specifc areas of focus. Teachers offer continuous, well-timed corrections and feedback grounded in observations and attentive listening, providing students with opportunities to incorporate this feedback into their ongoing learning. cognitive skills, compelling them to draw conclusions based on their fndings. Teachers will assign students tasks that demand reasoning, planning, and creating connections within and beyond the content area, such as projects centered on research, developing fndings, formulating Teachers will assign students activities that require higher
Scaffolded Instruction & Grouping
Students are given roles and materials suitable for their experience level, often participating in peer feedback and discussions.
Instructional Agility & Feedback
Students actively participate and respond effectively to continuous corrections initiated by the teacher, showcasing profcient engagement in both individual and group activities.
DOK3
Students will demonstrate their ability to explain their actions and justify their reasoning based on their fndings from an activity. Students will engage in tasks that involve developing and evaluating projects related to the content area using information gathered from various sources.
DOK4
hypotheses, testing theories, presenting conclusions, and defending positions.
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