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See all the wonderful things Andrew Schwebke has made

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See all the wonderful things Andrew Schwebke has made

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Teachers could get into a routine or decide to skip investigative parts

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Easy for teachers to jump into using

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-Not much sense making of phenomena or in engineering solutions/designs

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-Always being updated - resources online - curriculum can grow over the time we will have it.
- layout is predictable
- Presentation of related text is accessible, broken up into chunks, reader available, which kids love
- engineering opportunities
- Performance tasks after a set of scopes
- Rubrics provided, sample student answers provided for all discussion questions and assessments
- Provides links to STEMcoach videos/readings for teachers
- allows teachers to make judgments and decisions about the needs of their students.

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-teacher friendly
-videos to show teachers what the lesson should look like
-editable slide show
-Predictable
-Don't have to teach units in order

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-Harder to navigate online for teachers who aren't tech comfortable.
-Will take more PD for teachers to begin to feel comfortable teaching.

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PROS OF STEMSCOPES
-Phenomena varied
-Teacher set up video for every scope
-Stemcoach in action feature
-Speak to text feature and leveled reading passages
-Intervention and acceleration options
-Scope and sequence provided
-Multiple assessment options to give
-Vocabulary pictures for ELL and review games
-Lots of literacy integration
-You don't have to teach the units in order
-All online so it is constantly updated

CONS OF STEMSCOPES
-Might be overwhelming for teachers because of all the tabs and huge amount of material to select from
-All online- hard for substitutes or if internet is down
-Lots of teacher prep going through all the tabs plan and teach lessons
-Tons of PD necessary

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- Easy for teachers to use/ slideshow of the lesson
-Interactive tutorials
-Year long kit of common materials
-Tons of differentiation for ELL/lower and higher performing students
-Videos to show teachers what the lessons look like
-Interactive student notebooks
-Every lesson had a wrap up or type of closure at the end
-Editable slideshow
-Provided links to virtual labs and simulation
-Engineering activities
-Slideshow conveniently makes all teaching points in one spot and easy to follow for teachers
-Lots of literacy integration
-You don't have to teach the units in order
-Teacher manuals
included

CONS OF TCI
-Most of the phenomena was pictures/image
-Did not have performance assessments yet