WGU D630 TASK 2: APPLIES THEORIES, DESIGN
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Task 2: Applies Theories, Design Principles, and Evaluation Models
Sierra Dittmar
College of Education, Western Governors University
D630 – Designing Curriculum and Instruction 1
Professor Elizabeth Allen
January 6, 2026
, 2
i-Ready Math
A.
1. Description of the curriculum
Title: i-Ready Classroom Mathematics
Creator: Curriculum Associates
Content Area: Math
Grade: 2nd
Goals: The overall goals of i-Ready are to build conceptual understanding and procedural
fluency in students. The curriculum strives to build a solid foundation for success, foster a
student-centered classroom, and turn data into action. By seamlessly connecting deep student
insights from the i-Ready Diagnostic with engaging, evidence-based instruction, i-Ready ensures
each learner receives support where and when it is needed most. It provides differentiated digital
mathematics instruction with thoughtful adaptivity, driving efficient gains across critical skill
areas. Rooted in pedagogical best practices that keep every learner in mind, i-Ready supports
meaningful growth toward grade-level proficiency and beyond (Curriculum Associates, 2026).
2. CIPP Model
Context
a. During my first three years of teaching, diagnostic assessment data have shown
that at least half of my second graders perform at a kindergarten math level, while the
other half perform at a first-grade level. Other grade levels are seeing similar trends, with
the gap widening as students advance to intermediate grades. Therefore, a critical