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Backward design
Backward design
Backward design is a method of curriculum design that sets learning outcomes prior to selecting teaching/learning activities and assessment types. It usually involves three stages:
(1) identifying the desired results with a focus on the larger ideas and skills that students should learn, considering both outcomes and curriculum expectations;
(2) determining suitable evidence that confirm whether the desired learning has been achieved; and
(3) designing activities to achieve the desired learning outcomes.
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