1) your Standards score (total of 4)
2) your comments on the score
3) your comments on this way of evaluating “How Does Technology Use Help Your Students Meet the School’s Academic Goals?”
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– It’s hard to believe that none of these were identified. It’s hard to admit that, but it is true. I don’t know how to accomplish this in the future. It seems that whenever I talk to teachers about integrating technology, they never mention standards. In fact, in the 2 1/2 months at my job, I have never heard the word “standards” mentioned once. Not even the administrators have approached me about bridging the two.
– This is excellent. I have a technology integration form on my website for our teachers to fill out before I schedule a meeting with them regarding integration. I think I will be adding questions about standards to this form. I am also hoping to speak about aligning district performance data and grade level standards with technology integration at both the next admin and faculty meetings.
I can’t remember the exact standards, but I do the Antique Car project did get very specific with the standards addresses and the specific performance indicator, as well as, a comprehensive assessment tool.
I am not a member of the teaching community, but I need to learn! I think we need more people assisting in the integration of technology and assessing whether or not the activity if directly meeting the standard.
Viewed from “central office”:
Ques #3: This is an excellent idea and approach. Necessitates starting with the individual teacher and helping him/her understand how to approach the Standards, learning, assessments.
And then how technolgy can help me be a better teacher because students will learn better.