Curriculum developers and instructional coaches
Planning a curriculum alignment project between Character Education and Common Core Math Standards
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This 82-node mind map template explores the intersection of Character Education (CE) and K-8 Common Core (CC) Math Standards. It is designed for educators, researchers, and curriculum developers seeking to align CE practices with math instruction. The template covers background documents, key informants, and strategic options, including the 8 Mathematical Practice Standards (e.g., 'Make Sense of Problems and Persevere in Solving Them') and Mathematical Content Standards organized by grade. It also references resources like 'Adding it up (NRC)' and critiques of CE/SEL. The map is structured around three main branches: 'Background', 'Check in with relevant informants', and 'Call with Marcia', providing a comprehensive framework for analysis and action.
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Education researchers and grant writers
Preparing for a grant proposal or research paper on CE and math integration
Program evaluators and school district leaders
Conducting stakeholder interviews to gather insights on CE and CC implementation
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Open and review the core structure
Open the template in Xmind to explore the three main branches covering background documents, key informants, and strategic alignment options.
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Customize nodes with your specific data
Expand the 82-node map to replace placeholder resources and informants with your own research findings regarding Character Education and Math Standards.
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Document findings and share the results
Add new branches to capture your unique alignment strategies and export the final map as a PDF or image for team collaboration.
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This template helps educators and researchers map the intersection of Character Education and Common Core Math Standards, providing a structured approach to align CE practices with math instruction.
Key informants include Dr. Wanda Clay, Dr. Bob Coulter, Ron Berger, and representatives from the Technology & Learning Center, among others.
The template has three main branches: Background (standards and resources), Check in with relevant informants (contacts), and Call with Marcia (analysis and next steps).
Yes, you can edit the nodes in Xmind to add your own contacts, resources, and findings, adapting the framework to your specific context.
All 8 standards are included, such as 'Make Sense of Problems and Persevere in Solving Them' and 'Attend to Precision'.
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