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This document discusses the importance of technology integration in elementary school classrooms. It defines technology integration as using technology tools to introduce, reinforce, and assess curriculum objectives across all subject areas. Technology motivates students and allows them to access vast amounts of knowledge. Integrating technology benefits different learning styles and allows more students to succeed. A shift is needed for educators to understand that technology integration changes how they teach, present material, and assess students. This better prepares students for the future and also benefits teachers through easier collaboration and new teaching opportunities.
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3. Training - Effective training involves active classroom experiences, mentoring, collaboration and accounting for different learning styles.
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5. Success - When integrated effectively, technology enables teachers to teach how they want, stimulates
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- 2. Teacher
- 4. It is not one, but many tools.
- 5. Technology can be used in all content areas.
- 7. Students are motivated by the use of technology.
- 9. Twenty First Century Learners need a different set of skills then previous generations. (Anderson )
- 11. Technology makes this task easier.
- 13. More students are allowed success with technology in the classroom.
- 15. Auditory Learners: MP3, podcast.
- 16. Independent Learners: Web Quests, Inquiry bases research using the internet.
- 18. Students who use the internet to study, achieve higher marks then those who do not. (Mendels, 1996)
- 20. Understand that integration is a shift in how we teach, present, and assess.
- 21. It is not simply placing computers in a classroom. (Stratford, 2010)
- 24. Offers a new challenge and opportunity in teaching.
- 25. Any benefit of a student gains, also applies to teaching. (ex: helps all learning styles, also helps all teaching styles.)