Curriculum Resources Sample Clauses

Curriculum Resources. The comprehensive K-6 set of Christopherus Curriculum materials has been purchased for the teacher resource library to assist teacher’s main lesson development. These materials will provide full lessons for all the language arts, math, science, history main lessons plus a full year’s worth of specific lessons and ideas for handwork, crafts, painting, drawing, modeling, form drawing, music, movement and games, cooking and other lessons as appropriate. In the grades where it is appropriate, there will also be “practice lessons” in math and language arts. The Christopherus Curriculum emphasizes art, with full color drawings and paintings in all volumes, including “pictures in steps” – drawings and paintings in stages and with instructions so that people can understand how they were created. These materials, along with other original source books and curriculum materials donated from veteran Waldorf instructors, will assist teachers in designing their classroom lessons each year. The Board acknowledges that Peace Valley’s goals may expand to meet needs identified in the future. Peace Valley’s staff will collaborate with the Board to create and polish goals essential to its mission over time, and target excellence for students that staff has gotten to know, assess and educate. The skills and viewpoints of Peace Valley’s Highly Qualified staff will be critical to ongoing goal development and achievement. Therefore, the following goals are general guides for the first year, in addition to projected goals for accreditation. The students at Peace Valley will demonstrate mastery of the traditional Waldorf curriculum adapted for public schools and Proficiency in Idaho Content Standards K-8 upon graduation. It goes without saying that Peace Valley’s ultimate goal is to create a school where all students show proficiency and yearly academic growth, in measurable areas. The rationale for the measures of each educational goal is based on meeting or exceeding State comparisons, demonstrating year over year school-wide growth and developing the social, moral, emotional, and cognitive competence of each individual child through an authentic Waldorf approach to education and in accordance with the Peace Valley Mission. Work has already been done in this area. xxxx://xxx.xxxxxxxxxxxxx.xxx/wp-content/uploads/Part-I-PublicWaldorfCommonCore.pdf Students attending Peace Valley will work toward achieving these goals. (It is expected that students continually enrolled for two or mo...
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Curriculum Resources. Recognizing the statutory responsibility of the Committee for the adoption of curriculum resources and the professional competence and skills of the staff in relation to curriculum resource selection, the Association and the Committee agree that selections of curriculum resources used in the schools shall continue to be cooperatively arrived at through joint consultation among teachers and administrators, with a recommendation to the Superintendent, subject to final approval by the Committee.
Curriculum Resources. ‌ M.1 The Guam Department of Education will provide teachers with a curriculum map and curriculum guide to direct classroom instruction, provide standards of learning, and facilitate a guaranteed and viable curriculum for all students.
Curriculum Resources. 2.M.1 The Guam Department of Education will provide teachers with a curriculum map and curriculum guide to direct classroom instruction, provide standards of learning, and facilitate a guaranteed and viable curriculum for all students. 2.M.2 Instructional supplies, equipment, textbooks, and workbooks are necessary to carry out effective instructional activities in accordance with the approved curriculum map. Therefore, these resources shall be made available to teachers. The Department shall provide sufficient textbooks or digital textbooks so that each student shall be issued an appropriate text for that subject and for individual student reading and math levels. 2.M.3 Teachers participate in determining materials to be stocked. Departments, grade levels, interdisciplinary teams will update their requests for supplies, equipment, and other instructional resources by September 15 and the closing of each school year.

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