1. Effects of Technology on Student Achievement Presentation to the School Board Summer 2010 Sara Sundberg
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Editor's Notes
1. Remarks: Welcome and thank you for coming
Earle article, Viadero study on the wise use of technology 2. Integration does not mean just placing computers in classrooms.
GLEF Blast Newsletter, 2001: “Around the nation, teachers are using technology to create exciting and creative learning environments where students teach and learn from each other, solve problems, and collaborate on projects that put learning in a real-world context.” Tiene & Luft, 2001: working in a technology-rich environment…improved patterns of social interaction, changes in teaching styles, more effective teaching, increased student (and perhaps teacher) motivation, enhanced student learning…
Bain & Ross study, 1999 Mann, Shakeshaft, Becker, & Kottkamp study, 1999 Review of studies conducted by the CEO Forum, 2001
How Does Technology Influence Student Learning? Article Students in classrooms that used the Jasper video programs were better able to complete tasks(Cognition and Technology Group, 1992) Technology can have a positive effect on math scores (Wenglinsky, 1998) HOTS pull-out program Disadvantaged students in grades 4-7 achieved twice the national average gains on reading and math test scores.
Workforce preparation section of article Cradler, 1994 Johnson, 1996, study on benefits of using information technologies to bring the world of work into the classroom.
1.Vaughan study 2006 3. Vaughan study page 13
1. Vaughan study page 12.
Building Better Instruction article Marzano analysis
1. Building Better Instruction article
Building Better Instruction article – Strategies Applied section Closing remarks: Thank you for supporting our district’s learners. They are worth the investment. They are our future.
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