Curriculum Connection Map for TeachersTrace a lesson back to the bigger plan.
A curriculum map is most useful when it reflects what you have already built. WiseBoard's interactive graph lays out existing subject, unit, lesson and linked-standard relationships so you can inspect the structure and open a lesson from its node.
Go to Curriculum Map and open Curriculum Connection Map.
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Choose what to display
Use the Show controls to focus on subjects, units, lessons or standards.
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Explore the graph
Drag the canvas, use zoom controls and select a lesson node when you want to open it.
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WHAT THIS COULD LOOK LIKE
Check standards coverage before a unit
Focus the graph on a subject, its units and lessons, then show standards to see which lessons have linked standards. Open a lesson node to inspect the material behind the map.
GOOD TO KNOW
Questions, answered.
A little more detail before you dive in.
Why is my map empty?
The graph reflects existing account data. Add subjects, units and lessons through their class and lesson workflows first.
Can I create curriculum items on the map?
The map visualizes existing relationships and opens lesson nodes. Build subjects, units and lessons through the relevant class and lesson workflows.
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