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Learning Goals Task: Identify and provide a rationale for the learning goals/objectives for the unit. UCO Conceptual Framework I. B. Possesses a sound knowledge base in subject matter and pedagogy II.A. Demonstrates knowledge of theories of learning and development including the uniqueness of and the variations among individuals II.C. Addresses holistic needs of students II.D. Respects and plans for cultural and linguistic diversity III.A. Demonstrates knowledge of subject matter, human development, learning, and motivation III.C. Demonstrates knowledge of and ability to incorporate the Priority Academic Student Skills (PASS/Common Core/C 3 ) and the Oklahoma Criteria for Effective Teaching Performance or professional standards applicable to the field III. F. Utilizes tools of research Oklahoma General Competencies for Teachers #1. The teacher understands the central concepts and methods of inquiry of the subject matter discipline(s) he or she teaches and can create learning experiences that make these aspects of subject matter meaningful for students. #7. The teacher plans instruction based upon curriculum goals, knowledge of the teaching/learning process, subject matter, students abilities and differences, and the community; and adapts instruction based upon assessment and reflection. #11. The teacher shall have an understanding of the importance of assisting students with career awareness and the application of career concepts to the academic curriculum. #14. The teacher understands and is able to develop instructional strategies/plans based on the Oklahoma core curriculum. #15. The teacher understands the State teacher evaluation process, Oklahoma Criteria for Effective Teaching Performance, and how to incorporate these criteria in designing instructional strategies. Prompt In your discussion, address the following factors: Cover Page. Learning Goals, grade level, your name, banner ID, date submitted, and supervisor name. Clarity of learning goals. List the learning goals / outcomes (not the activities) that will guide the planning, delivery and assessment of your unit. These goals should define what you expect students to know and be able to do at the end of the unit. The goals should be significant (reflect the big ideas or structure of the discipline) challenging, varied and appropriate. List specific objectives under each goal. Number or code each learning goal and objective so you can reference them later. Significance, Challenge and Variety. Describe the types and levels of your learning goals. Your discussion should include correlation to Bloom s taxonomy

and can include other conceptual arrangements such as cognitive, affective, psychomotor OR visual, aural, kinesthetic OR another set of categories applicable to your field. Appropriateness for students. Discuss why your learning goals are appropriate in terms of development; pre-requisite knowledge, skills; and other student needs. Alignment. Show how the goals are aligned with state PASS/Common Core/C 3 skills, and/or national standards. (Identify the source of the standards chart optional). Example of Learning Goals/Objectives Chart Eighth Grade English Code Goal/Objective Bloom s Taxonomy Alignment / Source 1 Demonstrate knowledge of and an appreciation for various forms of literature, such as narrative and lyric poetry 1.1 Define a narrative poem, lyric poem, sonnet and ballad 1.2 Define the following basic elements of poetry: refrain, stanza, rhythm, rhyme, rhyme scheme & repetition 1.3 Identify and distinguish between a narrative poem, lyric poem, sonnet and ballad 2 Comprehend and use figurative language and sound devices in speaking and writing 2.1 Define several forms of figurative language including: alliteration, assonance, connotation, metaphor, simile, symbol 2.2 Identify and distinguish between various forms of figurative language in poetry 2.3 Create original figurative language and use it own poetry Synthesis District Goal: Eng 8 PASS/Common Core/C 3 Grade 8 Language Arts Standard 4 District Goal 9 PASS/Common Core/C 3 Grade 8 Language Arts Standard 4.3

Example of Learning Goals/Objectives Outline Third Grade Science Goal 1: The students will gain a basic understanding of electrical elements including circuits, conductors, and insulators and why they are important for electricity. //Analysis OK PASS/Common Core/C 3 Grade 3 Process Standard 3 Objective 1.1 Students will be able to observe, measure, & identify properties. Objective 1.2 Students will be able to draw conclusions about circuits from the results of experiments. Analysis Goal 2: The students will locate and describe the parts of a simple circuit and describe the function of each part. Objective 2.1 Students will explore alternative ways to create a circuit. Objective 2.2 Students will be able to identify conductors and insulators. /

Name: Task: Identify and provide a rationale for the learning goals for the unit. Learning Goals Rubric First Submission Revised Submission Indicator Unacceptable Basic Developing Proficient Outstanding Clarity of Learning Goals / Objectives Goals / objectives are not stated clearly and are activities rather than learning outcomes. Learning goals/objective statements are merely restatements of goals / objectives from other sources. Some (1-2) goals are clearly stated as learning outcomes. Objectives are not closely related to goals. Most goals are clearly stated as learning outcomes, specifically identifying student knowledge and performances. Objectives relate closely to goals. All goals are clearly stated as learning outcomes, specifically identifying student knowledge and performances. Objectives clearly build toward learning goals. Significance, Challenge and Variety Goals reflect only one type or level of learning. Learning levels are not keyed to Bloom s taxonomy. Objectives missing. Goals reflect one or two types of learning. Learning levels are at the knowledge level of Bloom s taxonomy. Objectives are simple and lack variety. learning. Levels of learning move beyond knowledge and comprehension. At least 1/3 of objectives are above knowledge & comprehension levels. learning and are significant and appropriately challenging. At least ½ of objectives are above knowledge & comprehension levels. learning and are significant and challenging. Goals are balanced to include all levels of Bloom s taxonomy. Objectives for each goal include upper level reasoning & skills. Appropriateness for Students Goals/objectives are not appropriate for the development; pre-requisite knowledge, skills experiences or other student needs. Goals/objectives address development, but fail to consider pre-requisite knowledge, skills, and student needs. Some goals/objectives are appropriate for the development, pre-requisite knowledge, skills and student needs. Most goals/objectives are appropriate for the development, pre-requisite knowledge, skills and student needs All goals/objectives are appropriate for the development, prerequisite knowledge, skills, and student needs. Alignment with National, State or Local Standards Goals are not aligned with national, state, or local standards Goal alignment is attempted but is inaccurate and/or inappropriate. Some goals are aligned with national, state PASS/Common Core/C 3 skills and/ or local standards. Chart or outline attempts to illustrate goal alignment but is unclear Most goals are aligned with national, state PASS/Common Core/C 3 skills, and/or local standards. Chart or outline clearly illustrates goal alignment. References to standards sources are identified. All goals aligned with national, state PAS/Common Core/C 3 S skills, AND local standards. Chart or outline clearly illustrates goal alignment. References to standards sources are identified.