NAD CURRICULUM STANDARDS

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NAD CURRICULUM STANDARDS Pacific Union Conference K-12 Martha Delapava Havens Associate Director for Elementary Teryl D. Loeffler Associate Director for Secondary 2016

WHAT ARE STANDARDS? Standards in education are statements of what students should know (content/knowledge) and be able to do (applicable skills) upon completing a course of study and all the experiences within their school activities.

STANDARDS ARE NOT… The CURRICULUM or The METHODOLOGY. They are not the student’s full Learning Journey. The Big ideas and essential questions of life are developed from many sources. Beyond the classroom, family and significant others in a young person’s life influence the student’s personal beliefs and values.

A STUDENTS FULL LEARNING JOURNEY IS MORE THAN STANDARDS The Big ideas and essential questions of life are PART of a student's LEARNING JOURNEY. These are developed from many sources beyond the classroom, like family, church, significant others, and more. It is from these beliefs that a young person develops his or her personal worldview. As they integrate the knowledge learned at school, and from other sources, they form a coherent understanding of their world. Hopefully, they put into practice how to use the skills acquired and how to participate in their community to improve themselves and others.

ADVENTIST STANDARDS REFLECT THE ADVENTIST WORLD VIEW CREATION - What is God’s Intention? FALL - How has God’s purpose been distorted? REDEMPTION - How does God help us to Respond? RE-CREATION - How can we be restored to the image of God?

NAD K-12 STANDARDS DEVELOPED http://adventisteducation Bible (9-12) Business Education (9-12) Fine Arts (9-12) Foreign Languages (9-12) Language Arts (K-12) Math (K-12) Physical Education / Health (K-12) Science (K-12 Social Studies (K-12) Technology / Computer Ed (K-12) In addition to common core, all NAD standards contain concepts that are unique to our Adventist World View in goals and philosophy

Comparison between Common Core vs. NAD Standards Common Core Sample MATH NAD MATH Standard Reference to actual common core is stated in parenthesis at the end.

Comparison between Common Core vs. NAD Standards Common Core Sample Language Arts Common Core Sample NAD Language Arts Standard Integration of Knowledge and Ideas LA.2.RL.8 LA.2.RL.9 LA.2.RL.10 LA.2.RL.11 LA.2.RL.12 LA.2.RL.13 Use illustrations and words in print or digital text to demonstrate understanding of story elements (RL.2.7) Compare and contrast two or more versions of the same story (e.g., Jesus’ birth) by different authors or from different cultures (RL.2.9) Predict story events and outcomes using picture clues and text Distinguish between fantasy and reality, right and wrong, fact and opinion Make connections between a text and personal life experiences Choose reading content that reflects the teachings in God’s Word Reference to actual common core is stated in parenthesis at the end.