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TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE ARTS
TEACHING AND LEARNING IN THE ARTS
Mastering the Standards: Teacher Edition Mastering the Standards: Teacher Edition
The updated Illinois Arts Learning Standards, going into effect in school year 2018–19,
usher in a momentous opportunity to advance quality arts education across the district.
To help CPS educators understand and implement these Standards, the CPS Department
of Arts Education is offering full-day, interactive professional learning sessions that will
address each arts discipline and grade band in depth. Schedule
Mastering the Standards #3: Aligning Assessment
Friday, February 1, 2019 | 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Location TBD
Course code: 41844 | Class code: 80054
Clock hours offered: 5.0
Who Should Attend?
CPS arts teachers, Instructional Support Leaders, and school principals
and administrators
Register
• CPS teachers: Visit learninghub.cps.edu
• Charter/Contract/Options school teachers:
Email [email protected] with your name, school,
teaching role, and date you wish to attend.
Session Objectives
Participants will:
∞ Understand the content and structure of the updated Illinois Arts Learning Standards
and their impact on arts education
∞ Learn practical, discipline-specific strategies for aligning arts instruction, curriculum,
and assessment to the updated Standards
∞ Engage in action planning to bring alignment strategies back to schools
Framework Alignments
Arts Partner Standards of Practice: N/A
Framework for Teaching: 1a, 1c, 1d, 1e | 2b, 2c | 3a, 3b, 3c, 3d | 4a, 4d
School Excellence Framework: Professional Learning, Curriculum, Instructional Materials,
Rigorous Student Tasks, Instruction, Balanced Assessment & Grading, Multi-Tiered System
of Supports, Culture for Learning, Student Voice, Engagement & Civic Life
CPS Office of Teaching & Learning Initiatives:
TRU Dimensions
Teaching and Learning in the Arts sessions for
CPS teachers and administrators closely align to
other core subject professional learning initiatives
designed by the CPS Office of Teaching and
Learning and Office of Network Supports; namely,
the initiatives centered around the Teaching for
Robust Understanding (TRU) Dimensions. By
aligning instruction, curriculum, and assessment to
the Illinois Arts Learning Standards, teachers will also
be aligning arts classrooms to the TRU Dimensions:
Schedule
Mastering the Standards #1: Aligning Instruction
This session will be offered twice (choose one to attend).
Thursday, August 30 or Friday, August 31, 2018 | 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Chicago Cultural Center | 78 E. Washington St.
Course code: 41844 | Class codes: August 30: 79647 | August 31: 79648
Clock hours offered: 5.0
Mastering the Standards #2: Aligning Curriculum
Friday, November 2, 2018 | 8:30 a.m.–3:30 p.m.
Location TBD
Course code: 41844 | Class code: 80053
Clock hours offered: 5.0
Agency, Authority, and Identity: The extent to
which students are provided opportunities to “walk
the walk and talk the talk”...in ways that contribute
to their development of agency (the willingness
to engage), their ownership [authority] over the
content, and the development of positive identities
as thinkers and learners.
Equitable Access to Content: The extent to which
classroom activity structures invite and support
the active engagement of all of the students in the
classroom with the core disciplinary content being
addressed by the class.
Uses of Assessment: The extent to which classroom
activities elicit student thinking and subsequent
interactions respond to those ideas, building on
productive beginnings and addressing emerging
misunderstandings.
Content: The extent to which classroom activity
structures provide opportunities for students to
become knowledgeable, flexible, and resourceful
disciplinary thinkers.
More detailed alignment resources will be available
in school year 2018–19 at cpsarts.org.
Cognitive Demand: The extent to which students
have opportunities to grapple with and make sense
of important disciplinary ideas and their use.
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