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Backward Design In Education

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Backward design in education is an instructional design model where educators first identify desired learning outcomes and then work backward to create curriculum and assessments to meet those goals.

Key Features

  • Identification of learning outcomes
  • Development of assessments
  • Creation of curriculum

Pros

  • Focuses on student learning outcomes
  • Promotes alignment between goals, assessments, and instruction
  • Encourages meaningful and relevant learning experiences

Cons

  • May require more upfront planning and preparation
  • Can be challenging for educators unfamiliar with the model

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