The document outlines a four component alignment framework for teaching. The four components are: what content to teach, why teach certain learning competencies, how to assess student learning through activities aligned with cognitive levels, and how to teach using high-level enabling strategies. It also lists creating new ideas and products as the highest cognitive level and provides representation and connections as examples of enabling strategies. Finally, it notes that teaching should align knowledge, skills, and attitude.
The document outlines a four component alignment framework for teaching. The four components are: what content to teach, why teach certain learning competencies, how to assess student learning through activities aligned with cognitive levels, and how to teach using high-level enabling strategies. It also lists creating new ideas and products as the highest cognitive level and provides representation and connections as examples of enabling strategies. Finally, it notes that teaching should align knowledge, skills, and attitude.
The document outlines a four component alignment framework for teaching. The four components are: what content to teach, why teach certain learning competencies, how to assess student learning through activities aligned with cognitive levels, and how to teach using high-level enabling strategies. It also lists creating new ideas and products as the highest cognitive level and provides representation and connections as examples of enabling strategies. Finally, it notes that teaching should align knowledge, skills, and attitude.