Tabor argues teachers should collaboratively align existing curriculum and LMS with the framework during professional development¶
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q1 i? Teachers breaking down the framework together and aligning district/campus curriculum plans with it helps them understand how existing work migrates into a student-centered online setting. → Joshua W. Tabor 2020
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Joshua W. Tabor 2020¶
Joshua W. Tabor. (2020). Chaos: exploring an engaging online model for rapid application during the pandemic. Education Tech Research Dev. https://doi.org/10.1007/s11423-020-09878-y
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Theoretical recommendation in the Application section: teachers work in content-area meetings to align assignments with the framework and examine how it applies to their district's chosen LMS, since each system has strengths and limitations. No empirical data support this.
"Teachers should be breaking down the framework together and determining how they can apply it to their online course outlines. When meeting in content areas, teachers should go through their district/campus curriculum plans and align assignments with how they fit within the framework."
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Related Claims¶
- Tabor argues the Own it, Learn it, Share it framework can be applied immediately to support districts' rapid pivot to online learning — related
- Educator grantees in the District-Charter Collaboration Grants cited collaborative work on classroom observation, operations alignment, and curriculum development as particularly helpful to their professional development — related
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Tabor argues teachers should collaboratively align existing curriculum and LMS with the framework during professional development |
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Tabor argues teachers should collaboratively align existing curriculum and LMS with the framework during professional development |
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