Curriculum Planning | Origin: EC102

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Discussion:

Having a "road map" for yourself and the students helps keep things running smoothly in the classroom. I liked the suggestion of keeping a living document of how you have to adjust as the year progresses so you can make changes for the next year in order to be more effective. I think it's important to have a curriculum plan so you don't fall behind, ensure you are hitting all the appropriate topics you need to teach, and give the students and idea of what they can expect to learn from the class.

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