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What standards exist in your school?
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Our standards are based on the state and assessments are given to determine if the students have mastered assignments and materials given. We are traditional with curriculum based on Christian belief, yet if follows the things needed for each grade level to advance the students each year.
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Our schools follows the state standards since many of our students transfer out into public school in middle school and all transfer out for high school. We are very intentional though to not just “teach to the test”, but we make sure our students have truly understood and mastered a skill rather than just memorized it. We also have a very rigorous Bible program that covers all the Bible and different themes/character studies between preschool and middle school.
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My school has objectives/standards that go along with the curriculum. My school is a traditional school. We give assessments to understand what the students learned, what they need to work on, and where their strengths are.
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There are curriculum objectives that must be met. Our curriculum is more traditional if I understand it correctly. All the students in my course are expected to take assessments on the same information at the same time. There are accommodations made for different students.
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There are curriculum standards that need to be met each year. Students are taught primarily in a traditional manner with process/mastery, assessments are made informal and formal. We meet the requirements that are held by the tri-state area that our students attend from, and also the Christian Curriculum Guides provide a scope and sequence of material that we follow as well.
