“How precise are they? How carefully are they structured around specific learning intentions? Has the curriculum resource identified what the misconceptions are? Are they providing plenty of practice on those skills?”

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

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checks individual lessons for precise learning intentions, identified misconceptions, and ample practice on difficult skills

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