Model Curriculum for Mathematics

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Model curriculum offers local educators in-depth guidance about groups or clusters of Ohio’s Learning Standards. It also explains related skills and knowledge students are to learn in each grade and course. The purpose of Ohio’s model curriculum is to provide clarity to the standards, as well as information to assist educators in planning and implementing their local curricula. The model curriculum is not a complete curriculum nor is it mandated for use.

 

2018 Mathematics Model Curriculum

Teams of educators from across the state helped the Ohio Department of Education develop the Mathematics Model Curriculum following the adoption of Ohio’s Learning Standards in 2017. The public, along with educators, commented on suggested changes to the model curriculum for K-12 during a month-long survey that closed Sept. 13, 2017. These suggestions were incorporated into the model curriculum, where appropriate. The Ohio State Board of Education adopted the model curriculum in February 2018.

An Instructional Supports section will accompany the model curriculum. These supports will provide Instructional Strategies, including examples and Instructional Tools/Resources. To ensure the Instructional Supports reflect best practices, this section is under revision and will be published in 2018. The Instructional Supports will be released by grade level/course upon completion, and an announcement will be made via email notification. Once published, the Instructional Supports section will continue to be reviewed and updated on a regular basis and Ohio educators are encouraged to submit comments and recommendations to Brian Bickley.
Model Curriculum Model Curriculum with Instructional Supports  Model Curriculum  Model Curriculum with Instructional Supports 
Kindergarten Kindergarten
Coming 
High School Course: 
Algebra 1
High School Course: 
Algebra 1
Grade 1 Grade 1
Coming 
High School Course: 
Math 1
High School Course: 
Math 1 
Grade 2 Grade 2
Coming 
High School Course: 
Geometry
High School Course: 
Geometry
Grade 3 Grade 3
Coming 
High School Course: 
Math 2
High School Course: 
Math 2
Grade 4 Grade 4 
Coming 
High School Course: 
Algebra 2/Math 3
High School Course: 
Algebra 2/Math 3
Coming 
Grade 5 Grade 5
Coming 
Conceptual Category:
Number and Quantity
High School Course: 
Statistics and Probability
Grade 6 Grade 6
 
Conceptual Category: Algebra  
Grade 7 Grade 7
 
Conceptual Category:
Functions
 
Grade 8 Grade 8 Conceptual Category: Geometry  
    Conceptual Category:
Statistics and Probability
 

Other Support Materials 


2011 Mathematics Model Curriculum

Teams of teachers from across the state helped the Ohio Department of Education develop a model curriculum following the adoption of Ohio’s Learning Standards in 2010. 

Overview Grade 4 High School - Number and Quantity
Kindergarten Grade 5 High School - Algebra
Grade 1 Grade 6 High School - Functions
Grade 2 Grade 7 High School - Geometry
Grade 3 Grade 8 High School - Statistics and Probability

Curriculum Planning Tools


Quality Review Rubric

Teachers can use the four dimensions within Ohio’s Quality Review Rubric to determine how well their lessons or units align to Ohio’s Learning Standards. 


Part 1: Introduction

  

Part 2: Alignment to the
Depth of the Standards

  

Part 3: Key Shifts
in the Standards

  

Part 4: Instructional
Support

  

 


Part 5: Assessment

  

Standards for Mathematic Practice

The Standards for Mathematical Practice describe the skills that mathematics educators should seek to develop in their students. 

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