SBIR/STTR Research Award

A computer assisted process for developing curriculum plans tightly aligned to state assessment standards

Award identifier bd418e0fcc6aef3f4ff6f626c7081725367e67610c5db3cde09ae540758c502bAwarding agency Department of Education

Award amount

$93,000

Program and phase

SBIR · Phase I

Award year

2004

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Award details

Awarding agency
Department of Education
Branch
Not reported
Recipient company
Corridor Training Systems, Inc.
Proposal award date
Not reported
Contract end date
Not reported
UEI
Not reported
Solicitation number
84.305S04
Topic code
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Research abstract

Low school achievement presents a profoundly serious national crisis affecting, not only the lives of students, but the ability of our nation and our people to compete in an increasingly competitive world. This research takes direct aim at this problem by developing a computer assisted process for constructing useable school curriculum plans that will give teachers usable and practical daily guidance and tools needed to quickly raise the achievement and achievement scores of their students. The process will be systematic, disciplined, and time- and cost-effective. The curriculum plans will be school unique and directly linked to state mandated assessment standards, assessment test results, current measured levels of student skill development, textbooks, state content standards, and local needs. The plans will provide direct guidance in daily instruction and will include sample daily lesson plans and assessments of student learning. The curriculum plans will allow state mandated assessment test results to be used by schools to assess program and teacher effectiveness relative to each specific instructional objective. Building on Corridor’s existing technology base, this project combines systems engineering to design a process for developing curriculum plans and computer programming to automate virtually all the data/information management and manipulation tasks. Low school achievement presents a profoundly serious national crisis affecting, not only the lives of students, but the ability of our nation and our people to compete in an increasingly competitive world. This research takes direct aim at this problem by developing a computer assisted process for constructing useable school curriculum plans that will give teachers usable and practical daily guidance and tools needed to quickly raise the achievement scores of their students. The process will be systematic, disciplined, and time- and cost-effective. The curriculum plans will be school unique and directly linked to state mandated assessment standards, assessment test results, current measured levels of student skill development, textbooks, state content standards, and local needs. The plans will provide direct guidance in daily instruction and will include sample daily lesson plans and assessments of student learning. The curriculum plans will allow state mandated assessment test results to be used by schools to assess program and teacher effectiveness relative to each specific instructional objective. Building on Corridor’s existing technology base, this project combines systems engineering to design a process for developing curriculum plans and computer programming to automate virtually all the data/information management and manipulation tasks.

Technology keywords

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Agency intelligence

Department of Education

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