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Education
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Meeting Meeting Standar Meeting
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Many schools under pressure to meet new standards of learning
mistakenly believe that they must adopt a narrow curriculum
that imposes strict boundaries on what students are taught. In
this book, Susan M. Drake and Rebecca C. Burns address this
issue by offering strategies for synchronizing standards across
the disciplines. At the heart of the book is the KNOW/DO/BE
framework, which teachers can use to ensure a curriculum that
is both rigorous and relevant to K–12 students at all stages of
proficiency. Among other things, this comprehensive framework
allows teachers to:
• Map curriculum Susan M. Drake & Rebecca C. Bur
• Scan and cluster standards
• Develop assessments and guiding questions
• Align integrated instructional strategies and assessments
Though the authors draw much of their data from research on Association for Supervision
integration, their focus is on analyzing the real-life experiences and Curriculum Development
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among students. By combining case studies with a wealth of
supporting research, Meeting Standards Through Integrated
Curriculum offers teachers a user-friendly system for meeting
standards while advancing broad-based learning. Susan M. Drake
Rebecca C. Burns
Meeting
Standards
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Susan M. Drake
Rebecca C. Burns
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Library of Congress Cataloging-in-Publication Data
Drake, Susan M., 1944-
Meeting standards through integrated curriculum / Susan Drake and Rebecca Burns.
p. cm.
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 0-87120-840-7 (alk. paper)
1. Education--Curricula--United States. 2. Interdisciplinary approach in education--United States. 3. Education--
Standards--United States. I. Burns, Rebecca Crawford. II. Title.
LB1570.D697 2004
375'.00973--dc22
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Acknowledgments..............................................................................................................v
Introduction ........................................................................................................................1
1. What Is Integrated Curriculum?..................................................................................6
2. Why Integrate the Curriculum in an Era of Accountability?......................................18
3. Creating the KNOW/DO/BE Bridge ..........................................................................31
4. Using Standards to Integrate the Curriculum ..........................................................51
5. Aligning Assessment and Instruction with the KNOW/DO/BE Bridge......................67
6. A Template for Planning Interdisciplinary Curriculum ..............................................79
7. Castles, Kings . . . and Standards:
One Classroom’s Experience with Integrated Curriculum........................................91
8. Making Connections: A Multidisciplinary Model ......................................................99
9. A Mission to Transform Education: Newsome Park Elementary School ................110
10. The Alpha Program: Students as Standards-Based Curriculum Designers ..........120
11. Questions and Answers..........................................................................................130
12. The Future of Integrated Curriculum: Stilling the Pendulum ..................................141
Appendix A: Interdisciplinary Curriculum Template for the Medieval Times Unit ........147
Appendix B: Making Connections Template and Rubric ..............................................152
Appendix C: Alpha Program Planning Sheet, Rubric,
and Individualized Self-Assessment Criteria ................................................................157
Additional Resources ....................................................................................................162
References ....................................................................................................................168
Index ..............................................................................................................................173
About the Authors ..........................................................................................................180
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