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I work at a High School that has just had its curriculum evaluated. It has been revealed that our course curriculum does not meet Ohio standards. The teachers have began a massive work to develop curriculum that aligns with Ohio Standards and have been very successful in doing so. However, administration wants to continue to utilize our old courses (which are mostly computer based) for a growing number of our students. The teachers are very not only ethically concerned, but we are also concerned about the legal ramifications of using courses that have been proven to not align at all with the Ohio Standards. We are all certified teachers, but our school is not in the union. Should we refuse to issue the credits and push back to have administration issue the credits themselves? Should we have them provide written directives when they want us to assign the old courses to students? Any comments or help, or who to ask for info on this issue would be greatly appreciated.
elana On 9/12/09, John Newell wrote: > I work at a High School that has just had its curriculum > evaluated. It has been revealed that our course curriculum > does not meet Ohio standards. The teachers have began a > massive work to develop curriculum that aligns with Ohio > Standards and have been very successful in doing so. > However...See More
Sep 13, 2009


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