Examining Curriculum Materials: III A&B: Engaging Students with Real World Phenomena (Examples)
Learning Goal:
Name of material:
Major Criterion |
Indicators - What must a material do to meet the criterion? |
Yes or No |
Justification and Citation How does the material meet this indicator? OR Why does this material fail to meet this indicator? Be sure to give specific examples |
Category III: Engaging Students with Relevant Phenomena
Criterion A: Providing variety of phenomena Does the material provide multiple and varied phenomena to support the learning goal?
Criterion B: Providing vivid experiences Does the material provide an appropriate balance of firsthand and vicarious experiences with real world examples/phenomena that are explicitly linked to the learning goals?
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A1. The material provides real world examples/phenomena that are relevant to the learning goals. |
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A2. The material makes clear to the students the relationship between real world examples/phenomena and the learning goals. |
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A3. The real world examples/phenomena are likely to be comprehensible to students.
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B1. When practical and appropriate, the material provides firsthand experiences with real world examples/phenomena that are explicitly linked to the learning goals. |
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B2. The material provides other experiences (e.g. text, pictures, and video) that give students a vicarious sense of real world examples/phenomena. |
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B3. The set of experiences is efficient, i.e. the benefits justify the costs in time and money.
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