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Connect2Tech is working with educators from 5 sites to develop technology-integrated lesson plans aligned to common core standards. The project aims to increase educators' capacity to design lessons using digital tools that encourage critical thinking and address topics like sexism. Educators received training in August and will have coaching visits, with a second training scheduled for October. Lesson plans will be collected during site visits and educators will share stories of lessons on EdModo.
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- Online mentorship programs where experienced instructors assist new ones can help improve courses while reducing the workload on instructional designers.
- Ongoing training, best practices sharing, and observation of course delivery can further support
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- 2. Project Goals Demonstrate a co-planning/teaching instructional approach, supported by professional development that deepens practice of teacher and community educators to facilitate effective, technology integrated experiences that are linked to 21st century skills and video production techniques. Increase capacity of after-school educators and teachers to design Common Core aligned lesson plans with digital tools, encourage critical thinking and collaboration, and address sensitive topics such as sexism in media by applying basic connected learning strategies with the use of MediaBreaker.
- 3. Updates Recruited Teams of Educators Five sites total with teams of 6 educators per site, includes 2 formal teachers and 4 community educators Facilitated Three-Day Training Workshop Facilitated by The Lamp on August 17th-19th, discussed expectations and grants Upcoming Mid-Year Training Workshop #1 Scheduled for October 17th and all educators are expected to attend On-site Coaching Visit #1 Site visits start this week
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