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;Questions to address when reviewing various standards documents, from Arnold Serotsky:
;Questions to address when reviewing various standards documents, from Arnold Serotsky:
What are they based on?   
*What are they based on?   
 
*Who wrote/developed them?  
Who wrote/developed them?  
*What was theprocess?  
 
*How are they organized?  
What was theprocess?  
*How interdisciplinary are they (STEM)?  
 
*How challenging are they (cognitive levels)?  
How are they organized?  
*Do they support hands-on? Inquiry? Problem Based?
 
*Do they inlude scinece skills? History? Career stuff?
How interdisciplinary are they (STEM)?  
*Are they free from biases (ethnic, gender, racial, geographic)
 
*What is there format?  (outcome/objectiveformat)  
Howchallenging are they (cognitive levels)?  
*Are they measurable? Do they include assessment specifics?
 
*Do they include implementationspecifics?  
Do they support hands-on? Inquiry? Problem Based?  
*Do they include Professional Development specifics?
 
;More questions from Jennifer Baxter:
DO they inlude scinece skills? History? Career stuff?  
*How clearly written and "user friendly" is it? Is it easily understood by anyone (i.e. any classroom teacher)?
 
*Is it written in a developmentally appropriate manner? (primary vs. upper elementary)
Are they free from biases (ethnic, gender, racial, geographic)
 
What is there format?  (outcome/objectiveformat)  
 
Are they measurable? Do they include assessment specifics?
 
Do they include implementationspecifics?  
 
Do they include Professional Development specifics?

Revision as of 17:19, 11 March 2010

Questions to address when reviewing various standards documents, from Arnold Serotsky
  • What are they based on?
  • Who wrote/developed them?
  • What was theprocess?
  • How are they organized?
  • How interdisciplinary are they (STEM)?
  • How challenging are they (cognitive levels)?
  • Do they support hands-on? Inquiry? Problem Based?
  • Do they inlude scinece skills? History? Career stuff?
  • Are they free from biases (ethnic, gender, racial, geographic)
  • What is there format? (outcome/objectiveformat)
  • Are they measurable? Do they include assessment specifics?
  • Do they include implementationspecifics?
  • Do they include Professional Development specifics?
More questions from Jennifer Baxter
  • How clearly written and "user friendly" is it? Is it easily understood by anyone (i.e. any classroom teacher)?
  • Is it written in a developmentally appropriate manner? (primary vs. upper elementary)