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Knowledge is of two kinds.
We know a subject ourselves,
or we know where we can find information.
—Samuel Johnson
Curriculum Mapping Articles
This article is a great example of bridging curriculum design
and curriculum practice. While this learning environment's
curriculum learning expectations (design) is discipline-specific,
a collaborative teacher team--through hard work and collegial
dialogue and decision-making--create interdisciplinary units that
integrate relational discipline-specific learning via universal
theme [conceptual lens]-based units of study (practice).
Curriculum Mapping Blog Messages
Curriculum: Doing It My
Way, Maybe... Curriculum Mapping
Note: While I agree with much of what Randy shares in his blog,
regarding his recap points: 1) Dr. Doug Reeves addresses myths
about change and a learning organization cannot wait until 100%
are "on board." Statistically this will never happen in a social
organization; 2) Curriculum mapping is not a program, it is a
systemic-change model. Therefore, I agree with Randy that it will
take time--and longer than thought--to fully implement and sustain
the model to the point wherein mapping becomes "normal business";
3) Yes, Grilled Stuffed Burritos are awesome!
Curriculum Mapping Software: Finding Harmony in Education
Scott Blades does an excellent job in summarizing curriculum
mapping as well as sharing personal insights into its use on his
college campus.
Its about the journey, not the destination... Perspective
Coming To A Consensus
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