4. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Teach to standards
determined by others
5. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Teach to standards
determined by others
with no student input
6. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Teach to standards
determined by others
with no student input
and little input from you
7. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Teach to standards
determined by others
with no student input
and little input from you
8. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Teach to standards
determined by others
with no student input
and little input from you
Raise student performance on standardized
tests
9. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Teach to standards
determined by others
with no student input
and little input from you
Raise student performance on standardized
tests
... with a new set of kids each year
12. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Use technology ... now
with little teacher or student input
13. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Use technology ... now
with little teacher or student input
without sufficient equipment
14. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Use technology ... now
with little teacher or student input
without sufficient equipment
with little training
15. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Use technology ... now
with little teacher or student input
without sufficient equipment
with little training
without sufficient time
16. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Use technology ... now
with little teacher or student input
without sufficient equipment
with little training
without sufficient time
without a sense of purpose
17. YOU ARE ASKED TO:
Use technology ... now
with little teacher or student input
without sufficient equipment
with little training
without sufficient time
without a sense of purpose
with no culture of innovaton/change/
29. WE WILL DISCOVER
HOW TO:
Give your students more control
Help them take ownership
30. WE WILL DISCOVER
HOW TO:
Give your students more control
Help them take ownership
Learn the power of technology
31. WE WILL DISCOVER
HOW TO:
Give your students more control
Help them take ownership
Learn the power of technology
Gain confidence to affect change in your
schools
32. WE WILL DISCOVER
HOW TO:
Give your students more control
Help them take ownership
Learn the power of technology
Gain confidence to affect change in your
schools
Find time
33. WE WILL DISCOVER
HOW TO:
Give your students more control
Help them take ownership
Learn the power of technology
Gain confidence to affect change in your
schools
Find time
Become digital students
34. WE WILL DISCOVER
HOW TO:
Give your students more control
Help them take ownership
Learn the power of technology
Gain confidence to affect change in your
schools
Find time
Become digital students
Assess in new ways
50. FRAMING POINTS
You have an advantage:
Your students are “Millenials”
51. FRAMING POINTS
You have an advantage:
Your students are “Millenials”
For them, purpose is currency.
52. FRAMING POINTS
You have an advantage:
Your students are “Millenials”
For them, purpose is currency.
They put great value on being motivated
53. FRAMING POINTS
You have an advantage:
Your students are “Millenials”
For them, purpose is currency.
They put great value on being motivated
doing something they feel is important.
56. FRAMING POINTS
External motivators don’t work (Drive)
You will succeed if you:
57. FRAMING POINTS
External motivators don’t work (Drive)
You will succeed if you:
write with your kids
58. FRAMING POINTS
External motivators don’t work (Drive)
You will succeed if you:
write with your kids
let them set the rules
59. FRAMING POINTS
External motivators don’t work (Drive)
You will succeed if you:
write with your kids
let them set the rules
lose control
60. FRAMING POINTS
External motivators don’t work (Drive)
You will succeed if you:
write with your kids
let them set the rules
lose control
foster a sense of ownership
61. FRAMING POINTS
External motivators don’t work (Drive)
You will succeed if you:
write with your kids
let them set the rules
lose control
foster a sense of ownership
advocate for digital learning
62. FRAMING POINTS
External motivators don’t work (Drive)
You will succeed if you:
write with your kids
let them set the rules
lose control
foster a sense of ownership
advocate for digital learning
share on digitalteachers.net
66. FRAMING POINTS
From the White Paper:
Youth explore the Web for social reasons:
1. Hanging Out: friendship-driven, not
enduring
67. FRAMING POINTS
From the White Paper:
Youth explore the Web for social reasons:
1. Hanging Out: friendship-driven, not
enduring
2. Social/Interest: experimentation, possible
longterm
68. FRAMING POINTS
From the White Paper:
Youth explore the Web for social reasons:
1. Hanging Out: friendship-driven, not
enduring
2. Social/Interest: experimentation, possible
longterm
3. Geek: Interest-driven, hierarchy of
knowledge
73. FRAMING POINTS
Students value learning from peers
... particularly in interest-driven places
Adults are valued as guides.
74. FRAMING POINTS
Students value learning from peers
... particularly in interest-driven places
Adults are valued as guides.
You can help by focusing them on their ideas
75. FRAMING POINTS
Students value learning from peers
... particularly in interest-driven places
Adults are valued as guides.
You can help by focusing them on their ideas
on where to find and how to find reliable
information