Planning, Instruction and Assessment

This assignment was to look at different curricular designs and draw attention to the aspects of planning, instruction and assessment.  Various articles, videos, and websites were consulted to gain insight and understanding of how different frameworks develop and focus their curriculum.



Planning, Instruction, and Assessment Presentation




Credit goes to Jennifer Garinger who was a wonderful teammate whom I collaborated, questioned and grew with. 

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