Backwards Design: A great way to move forward!

In this episode we are talking about curriculum design and how we can use it to be more responsive to students! But! The first step in making curriculum responsive is to make a plan and know what curricular goals we are aiming to hit! This video also emphasizes the importance of communicating clear goals to students and their families, because if the learning intention is clear, we can figure out multiple ways to get there!

[FiveMooreMinutes]

How can you make curriculum responsive in your area?

[mheberling]

This is the first video that I have watched of yours and yep, I'm digging it! Going to check out the podcast as well as improving my backwards by design instruction.

[mirandawittrock]

I love hearing and learning about BC curriculum as a student teacher in BC and how your ideas can be carried into my thought process in the future.

[ifol_tel]

this is awesome, i wish i could implement it

[Myrap]

Thank you for this! Im currently in an instructional planning course and this helped a ton. You're awesome!

[aliezernack]

Your videos are SO helpful and fun! I use them a great deal for my Educators Rising students! Thank you!!

[andeesignsable]

where do you get your different shirts?

[melissaclose]

Awesome videos! Really appreciate them! Keep it up :)

[shellydasonthegraywrennest]

I'm in Ohio- USA, do you travel and give presentations or could you virtually visit us for inclusion PD?

[andeesignsable]

What is the reference to coming to CA?

[andeesignsable]

there is a ticking sound on your video

[jeremylaurence]

Backwards design in the hands of average teachers becomes box-checking.