Define

Define

“Define” 

Understand your user needs

What does the design thinking model say?

Define needs. Combine your research and begin to identify and meet stakeholder needs.

What does this mean for curriculum design?

- Deepening understanding of the Curriculum for Wales Framework.

- Developing/refining your school vision

- Embedding curriculum reform within your school development plan

- Identifying professional learning and support needs of all staff– why, what, who, when, how

- Considering collaborations and partnerships - why, what, who, when, how


What does Welsh Government's Curriculum for Wales: the journey to curriculum roll-out say?

'Schools should develop an understanding of the conceptual model of the curriculum: this involves engaging and sense-making with materials and literature, and developing or updating their vision.'

'It is critical that as schools and practitioners embark on detailed curriculum design that they understand the key principles, structure and implications of the Curriculum for Wales.'

'Leaders should recognise the importance of developing this understanding across the school, supporting all staff to engage from the earliest stages of the process. Developing deep understanding will take time and should be an ongoing process.'

'A vision for the curriculum sets out what a school’s curriculum is seeking to achieve and its priorities. It should make sense of the curriculum as a whole, and how it supports learners to develop towards the four purposes.'

'This vision should be co-constructed: commonly owned, understood and used by all to inform the design and realisation of the curriculum.'


Key questions from Curriculum for Wales: the journey to curriculum roll-out to support next steps


What CSC professional learning is available to support this phase?

Other professional learning / reading to support you:


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