I have worked on curriculum in many aspects during my career here at Harlem. \u00a0My latest was in 2013-2014 school year where we worked to align our math curriculum to common core. \u00a0This was the official time we worked on curriculum. \u00a0The unofficial occurs all of the time on our own time. \u00a0The summer of 2014 Harty, Abruzzo, and I worked on revamping the Alg II curriculum. \u00a0We have rewritten tests, and recreated worksheets. \u00a0Most of this was done by Abruzzo and Harty because they taught the previous year Alg II. \u00a0I was transfering from Alg II CCR to Alg II. \u00a0I have enjoyed revamping the curriculum and coming up with creative ideas to ge the same points across. \u00a0I use and write for teacherspayteachers. \u00a0This helps to come up with more interactive activities for the students.<\/p>\n
2016-2017\/ \u00a0In the fall of 2016 we started meeting for PLCs. \u00a0This has truly been helpful in that we are having true collaboration time. \u00a0We have worked on curriculum and have reduced our content and become more focused. \u00a0We have successfully completed our pretest and post test for both semester 1 and 2 for Algebra II.<\/p>\n
Also in regards to curriculum, fall 2016 has been a time of change because Abruzzo and I went to Standards Based Grading. \u00a0Through this, I have been more focused on how I teach the curriculum. \u00a0Students are assessed every Friday (or last day of the week). \u00a0This curriculum redesigning has been beneficial to our students in that we are both seeing them progessing more. \u00a0Our data will be shown at semester.<\/p>\n
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Most curriculum and how I teach it can be seen on www.math.osar.us<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
I have worked on curriculum in many aspects during my career here at Harlem. \u00a0My latest was in 2013-2014 school year where we worked to align our math curriculum to common core. \u00a0This was the official time we worked on curriculum. \u00a0The unofficial occurs all of the time on our own time. \u00a0The summer of … Continue reading Curriculum Leadership<\/span>