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Unit Planning
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One of the most challenging aspects of teaching in the first few years is navigating how to unit plan in a way that covers the standards, encourages creativity, and assesses student learning. In this episode, Natalie and Rachel discuss how they use essential questions, standards, and assessment to guide their day-to-day lessons in a way that meaningfully guides students through their learning.
Today at school, consider this: How can you use essential questions as guardrails to guide all that you do in your classroom?
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