In order to plan lessons in Planboard or create assessments in Markboard, you will need to set up your subjects and sections.
- Subjects are the relatively straight forward. You might teach Grade 11 English, Grade 10 English and Grade 12 World History all in the same semester. These would get their own subject.
- Sections are when you teach the same Subject to the same Grade but different groups of students. For example, you might teach Grade 11 English to two different sets of students at two different times. They have the same Curriculum Sets or Standards attached. Therefore you would have 1 Subject of Grade 11 English, but two sections within it.
This article will show you how to both create Subjects and Sections for those subjects, as well as remove them.
Adding Subjects
Step 1:
Step 2:
On the Subjects page, select the + icon for the drop down menu.
Step 3:
Select Subject option to create a new subject.
Step 4:
Click where it says New Subject to edit your Subject block.
Step 5:
Name your subject in the Subject Name box.
Step 6:
Select the colour you would like to assign the subject. This is optional if you want to keep the randomly selected colour that it originally has.
Note: You can select more > for more colour options.
Step 7:
Assign Curriculum Sets to your subject. Curriculum sets may be called something different in your school district. For example, Learning Objectives, Standards, Standard Sets, Expectations, etc.
When searching for your standards please include the Grade, Subject and State/Province/District.
For more information on adding Curriculum Sets to your subject, click here.
Adding Sections to your Subjects
Note: Keep in mind that you only want to add a section if you're teaching the same grade and subject, but to a different class or set of students. You can add as many sections as you want of the same Subject.
Step 1:
In the Edit Subject section, you'll see a little + button next to a Section 1 block. At the beginning you will only have one section, meaning you only teach one class this subject. To add another section, select the + button. A second section will appear. You can add as many sections as you need.
Step 2:
Edit your sections by clicking the pencil icon. Here you can change the title and the colour of your sections.
When you're done, select Save.
Removing Subjects
NOTE: Deleting a Subject will delete all related items (lesson plans, assessments, units, standards/expectations, etc.).
Step 1:
Select the subject that you would like to delete. In the bottom right corner, you will see a Delete button. Click it.
Step 2:
When the pop-up appears read the entire warning to be sure this outcome is okay.
Step 3:
To follow through with deleting your subject type the title of the subject exactly as it is written. This includes caps, punctuation and spacing. Once you've typed the title the "Yes, Delete" button will highlight and you'll be able to click it to delete.
Removing Sections
NOTE: Just like with Subjects, deleting a Section will delete all related items (lesson plans, assessments, units, standards/expectations, etc.).
Step 1:
Within the subject, you will see the sections that you've created. Select the pencil Edit icon of the section you would like to delete.
Step 2:
The edit popup will appear. In the bottom right corner, you will see the Delete button. The colour will change to red when you hover over it. Click it.
Step 3:
A warning pop-up will appear. Read the entire message to ensure that you are okay with the outcome of deleting this section.
Step 4:
To follow through with deleting your subject type the title of the subject exactly as it is written. This includes caps, punctuation and spacing. Once you've typed the title the "Yes, Delete" button will highlight and you'll be able to click it to delete.
And you're done! You now know how to create and remove Subjects and Sections within your Semester.
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