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This document outlines how a school compares to national educational technology standards. It discusses how the school incorporates technology into every classroom to promote creativity and innovation. It also details how the school uses an extended learning center, groupwise email, and wiki sites to encourage communication and collaboration. The school provides resources and education to help students research online and evaluate website credibility to improve research and information fluency.
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2. It discusses how technology, when integrated properly based on sound pedagogical principles, can be used as a tool to enhance the learning process for students and facilitate improved teaching.
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- 1. National Educational Technology Standards How does my school compare?
- 2. Creativity and Innovation Technology incorporated into every classroom Technology is accessible and convenient Resources provided to assist teachers
- 3. Communication and Collaboration Extended learning center (ELC) with fully equipped technology lab Use of groupwise email system Wiki sites used by faculty to communicate to students Technology tools used to create school publications
- 4. Education provided to help students research online Demonstration of how to evaluate Research and website Information credibility Fluency
- 5. Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and Decision Making Use of presentation Cooperative tools learning Online tools used techniques allow to teach, review, students to form and demonstrate teams to complete content assignments.
- 6. Digital Citizenship Contracts signed Consequences by parents, exist for students and inappropriate use teachers of technology Password security inside and outside of school
- 7. Classes in technology offered to students Demonstrations for teachers of Technology how to use Operations and technology Concepts effectively