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Tony Wagner

(as quoted in Pellicer, 2008)

 

“The rigor that matters most for the 21st century is demonstrated

mastery of the core competencies for work, citizenship, and lifelong

learning. Studying academic content is the means of developing

competencies, instead of being the goal, as it has been traditionally.

In today’s world, it’s no longer how much you know that matters; it’s

what you can do with what you know.”

GOALS

  • Become familiar with the practice of unwrapping a standard.

  • Develop an ability to create big ideas about what we want students to come to understand.

  • Be able to create open-ended, provocative essential questions that are designed to guide student inquiry and focus instruction for uncovering the important ideas of content.

OBJECTIVES

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