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Sharing Curriculum Models National Chinese Language Conference Chicago, Illinois May 1, 2009 Presenters: Jane Lu Marcia Rosenbusch Wei-ling Wu

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Page 1: Lu Rosenbusch Wu Sharing Curriculum Models

Sharing Curriculum Models

National Chinese Language ConferenceChicago, Illinois

May 1, 2009

Presenters: Jane Lu

Marcia Rosenbusch Wei-ling Wu

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China and Globalization: China and the World in History and Today

A Web-Based Curriculum Project

Asia Society2008-2011

Wei-ling Wu, Ph.D.West Windsor-Plainsboro High School South, NJ

[email protected]

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China and Globalization: China and the World in History and TodayA Web-Based Curriculum Project

Asia Society2008-2011

Creating language learning materials

• standards-based• content rich• pedagogically sound• free available on the Internet for K-12

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The Goal of the Project

China and Globalization: China and the World in History and TodayA Web-Based Curriculum Project

• To increase students’ understanding of China and globalization

• To understand interconnectedness of the world in both ancient and modern times

• To infuse content learning into language development

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1. To bolster international understanding

2. To enhance national critical language capacity

3. To prepare students for the workforce

Three Reasons for a Globalization Project

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Director

Program Associate

LanguageDevelopers

The Team of the Project

ContentDevelopers

WebDevelopers

AdvisoryBoard

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The Initial Year

The foundation-laying year, searching for answers to questions such as:

•How do we guide students to gain content understanding while learning the language?

•How do we develop students’ communicative skills while deepening their knowledge of China and globalization?

•How do we articulate the K-12 curriculum around the content understanding?

•How do we assess students’ cultural learning and language development?

•How do we make our units and episodes age appropriate and user friendly online?

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Accomplishments of the Initial Year

•A Content-Based Curriculum Framework

•Curriculum Templates with Backward Design

•Age-appropriate Online Learning Episodes

•Assessment for Language and Content Understanding

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3-year project

year 2

year 1

module k-4

module 5-8

module 9-12

module k-4

module 5-8

module 9-12

module k-4

module 5-8

module 9-12

A Content-Based Curricular Framework

year 3

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3-year project

year 3

year 2

year 1

module k-4

module 5-8

module 9-12

module k-4

module 5-8

module 9-12

module k-4

module 5-8

module 9-12

Globalization and the Environment

Globalization, Economics, and Trade

Globalization and the Exchange of Ideas

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Curriculum Templates with Backward Design

Unit Template

Learning Episode Template

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Assessment for Language and Content Understanding

• Episode and unit assessment

• Performance tasks

•Rubrics based on proficiency levels

• “I CAN DO” self-evaluation

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Age-Appropriate Online Units and Episodes

module k-4

module 5-8

module 9-12

Age-Appropriate Contents

Pandas and Grizzly Bears

Horses and Boats

Water Resources

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My Reflections

A true learning experience

A process of transformation