Atlas Curriculum Writing Workshop - NJ

There is so much assessment data available to educators, but to use that data to improve student performance we must craft a story that connects that data to curriculum, assessment, and instructional practice. In this session, we will explore connections between the student achievement data most meaningful at your district and learn how to draw a direct connection from that data to your district curriculum.

Session Objectives: 

• Explore a variety of standards-based assessment data and how it can be presented to teachers to drive curricular evaluation and decision-making 
•  Identify target student performance indicators or areas of focus in your district and strategize how to use that data and your curriculum to plan for data conversations with teachers

In this hands-on, technical session, participants will receive a step-by-step guide to effectively plan lessons in Atlas. We will cover the essential tools and features of the platform, ensuring that you can seamlessly create, organize, and manage your lesson plans to align with your curriculum goals.

Session Objectives: 

• Learn how to navigate Atlas to create and organize lesson plans, including district exemplar lessons
• Understand how to utilize key features in Atlas to streamline lesson planning and set teachers up for success

What's new and what's next? In this closing session, we will preview all new and upcoming features in Atlas and your team will have time to prioritize relevant ideas to apply to your own curriculum.

Discover how districts are leveraging Atlas to navigate their QSAC reviews with success! Join this session to explore practical tips and strategies for your upcoming QSAC review. Learn everything from setting up a QSAC login to saving reports and documenting mandates. Walk away with actionable insights to streamline your QSAC review process using Atlas.

Co-presented with Freehold Township School District