Backward design is a 3 step process for planning curriculum and instruction: 1) identify the desired results by determining the key learnings or goals, 2) determine how student learning will be assessed through evidence and performance tasks, 3) plan the learning experiences and instructions needed to achieve the goals. The process helps ensure lessons and activities are aligned with the intended educational results.

1. By ParisaAmini MercedehHashemi Backward Design

2. Stages of Backward Design Identify desired result (End in mind) Determine acceptable evidence Plan learning experiences and instructions.

3. Established Goals:

4. Understandings

5. Essential Questions

6. Student will Know

7. Students will be able to do

8. Performance Tasks

9. Other Evidence

10. Learning Activities