“How are we sequencing that learning throughout the year? A high-quality curriculum resource should be building on that throughout, at least a unit, but ideally throughout a year.”

James Dobson · Teacher Takeaway · Season 6 | Episode 34 | Intellectual Preparation with James Dobson

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evaluates curriculum resources for ‘coherence’ by checking year-long sequencing, unit-level build-up, and alignment with student progression

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