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This presentation summarizes a meeting to review data from a STaR Chart on technology use at Dowling Middle School. The agenda included reviewing campus and teacher STaR Chart data, establishing ground rules, and discussing how to improve instructional technology. Participants were asked to identify strengths and weaknesses, discuss how technology could enhance instruction, and complete a technology survey to help the school make data-driven decisions around technology resources and instruction.
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