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Curriculum Mapping in Middle School and High School
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Tuesday, July 28 at 3:00–5:00 PM
Recommended for those working with grades 6–12
Cost: $18 CTLE Credits: 2
About the course
This session is designed for secondary educators and administrators, this session strengthens curriculum mapping practices to ensure alignment, rigor, and responsiveness to diverse learners.
What you’ll learn
Participants analyze how to develop and refine essential questions that promote critical thinking and disciplinary depth while aligning skills, assessments, and success criteria across courses and grade levels. The session also examines how differentiation can be systematically embedded within curriculum maps to support varied readiness levels and learning pathways. Attendees engage with high-leverage frameworks for evaluating alignment and coherence, with an emphasis on preparing students for complex, real-world applications.
About the presenter
Sara Schonfeld is an educational consultant and Literacy Specialist, working with yeshiva and day schools to design and integrate curriculum aligned with national and state standards. She also coordinates curriculum reviews and helps schools close achievement gaps through data-driven instructional planning. Sara leads professional development conferences, think tanks, and coaches educators on literacy, educational technology, and student-centered teaching practices. In addition to her consulting work, she is an adjunct professor and guest lecturer. Sara holds master's degrees in School Leadership and Literacy and multiple certifications in education, special education, and technology.
About the presenter