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Curriculum Design and Assessment in CTE

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EDUC X 366.16

Learn how to plan, organize curricula, and assess student growth in the Career and Technical Education (CTE) classroom.

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Winter

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What you can learn.

Build knowledge and skills for curriculum development and instructional planning
Analyze aspects of the occupation being taught, including thinking abilities, positive attitudes about work, effective communication, and the quality of the work produced
Identify student prior achievement, establish appropriate instructional objectives, assess student progress, and evaluate the overall effectiveness of curriculum

About This Course

Learn the study of curriculum and instructional planning in relation to specific occupations, including the role of integrated academic and career technical education curricula. Topics include curriculum design and coordination of student learning objectives/outcomes, design of formative and summative assessment, analysis of student work, rubric design and the preparation of unit and lesson plans.

This course applies toward the following programs

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Career and Technical Education Credential Program

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Career and Technical Education Credential Program

specialization Become a teacher by utilizing your professional skills and experience. This credential program enables talented industry professionals in select fields to begin teaching immediately in public schools upon enrollment while earning a California Career & Technical (CTE) clear teaching credential.

Become a teacher by utilizing your professional skills and experience. This credential program enables talented industry professionals in select fields to begin teaching immediately in public schools upon enrollment while earning a California Career & Technical (CTE) clear teaching credential.

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