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This document summarizes Northbrook Middle School's agenda to improve technology and readiness (STaR) scores. It discusses the STaR chart categories and classifications, a review of past scores, new educational technology tools acquired through Library2Play, and an action plan for teachers to develop lessons integrating technology and help the campus achieve its goal of reaching the target technology classification.
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1) The Cypress-Fairbanks Independent School District Technology Plan for 2008-2011 aims to improve technology integration and access to support teaching and learning.
2) The plan has 4 goals: improve academic achievement through technology use, provide technology professional development for staff, increase administrative technology support, and improve infrastructure access.
3) Evaluation of the plan's success will be based on achieving objectives under each goal through classroom observations, work products, and technology skill assessments.
S ta r chart
The STaR Chart is a tool used to assess a teacher's progress in four key areas related to technology readiness and implementation based on long-range technology plans. This particular STaR Chart shows that Matzke Elementary is striving toward advanced levels of technology integration across teaching and learning, educator preparation, administration and support, and infrastructure.
Kcms S Ta R Chart Power Point
Keefer Crossing Middle School conducted a STaR Chart assessment to evaluate its technology use across key areas of Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation, Administration and Support, and Infrastructure. The assessment found the school was developing in Teaching and Learning and Educator Preparation but advanced in Administration and Support and Infrastructure. However, technology was primarily used for administrative tasks rather than being fully integrated into core content instruction. The school aims to better incorporate technology into the classroom to support learner-centered projects and help students meet technology standards.
Star Chart
The document discusses the Texas School Technology and Readiness (STaR) Chart, which is used to evaluate a school's progress in integrating technology across the curriculum. The STaR Chart focuses on four key areas and six focus areas, and measures progress across four levels. For Seguin High School, results from 2005-2009 showed minimal progress in two areas - Teaching and Learning and Educator Preparation and Development. Current levels for these areas are described as "Developing Technology". The document outlines technology goals for the school moving forward, such as teacher facilitation of technology, on-demand student access, and allocating 30% of the budget to professional development.
Star chart pp
The document summarizes the Texas Campus Star Chart evaluation for Conroe High School. It discusses the four key areas of evaluation: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration and Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. For each area, it provides details on the standards and metrics used to evaluate the school. It concludes by stating Conroe High School's scores in each key area, ranging from Developing to Advanced, compared to other Texas schools.
Star chart pp
The document summarizes the Texas Campus Star Chart evaluation for Conroe High School. It discusses the four key areas of evaluation: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration and Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. For each area, it provides details on the standards and metrics used to evaluate the school. It concludes by stating Conroe High School's scores in each key area, ranging from Developing to Advanced, compared to other Texas schools.
Star chart pp
The document summarizes the Texas Campus Star Chart evaluation for Conroe High School. It discusses the four key areas of evaluation: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration and Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. For each area, it provides details on the standards and metrics used to evaluate the school. It concludes by stating Conroe High School's scores on the evaluation, noting it scored in the advanced range for Teaching and Learning, administration support, and infrastructure, but in the developing range for educator preparation.
Star Chart Powerpoint
This document discusses staff development at Brill Elementary School regarding technology integration. It summarizes the school's results from the STaR Chart assessment, which evaluates progress in 4 key areas related to Texas's Long-Range Plan for Technology. Brill scored at the "Advanced Tech" level overall, though it received scores of 2 (Developing Tech) for some indicators related to classroom use, student mastery, online learning, and technical support. Staff will brainstorm ways to address these weaknesses.
Texas STaR Chart PowerPoint
The document introduces the Texas STaR Chart, an online resource tool used by schools to assess their efforts to integrate technology across the curriculum. It evaluates progress in 4 key areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation, leadership and administration, and infrastructure. The STaR Chart provides a campus profile showing the status of each area to help with technology planning and budgeting.
Texas STar Chart PowerPoint
The document introduces the Texas STaR Chart, an online resource tool used by schools to assess their efforts to integrate technology across the curriculum. It evaluates progress in 4 key areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation, leadership and administration, and infrastructure. The STaR Chart provides a campus profile showing the status of each area to help with technology planning and budgeting.
Star Chart
The document discusses the Texas STaR Chart, which is a technology planning and evaluation tool used by campuses and districts in Texas. It has four key areas: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration/Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. Campuses use the STaR Chart to evaluate their progress in each area and determine how to improve access to and use of technology for students, teachers, and administrators.
Week 2 assignment 4 slide presentation
This document outlines a campus technology plan, including goals to increase student achievement through technology, provide staff development, and meet Texas STaR Chart goals. It allocates 50% of the budget to teaching and learning, 37% to educator preparation, 8% to leadership and support, and 5% to infrastructure. The goals are to ensure students demonstrate technology competencies, integrate technology into the classroom, and maintain eligibility for E-Rate funding to support the technology infrastructure.
Week 2 assignment 4 slide presentation
This document outlines a campus technology plan, including goals to increase student achievement through technology, provide staff development, and meet Texas STaR Chart goals. It allocates 50% of the budget to teaching and learning, 37% to educator preparation, 8% to leadership and support, and 5% to infrastructure. The goals are to ensure students demonstrate technology competencies, integrate technology into the classroom, and maintain eligibility for E-Rate funding to support the technology infrastructure.
Power point
The document discusses Ball High School's technology readiness based on the Texas STaR chart. It analyzes data from 2008-2011 on four focus areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation, administration and support, and infrastructure. Ball High School has been in the advanced stage of the Texas STaR chart for two of the last three years in integrating instructional technology. Continued efforts are needed to reach the target stage.
Power point
The document discusses Ball High School's technology readiness based on the Texas STaR chart. It analyzes data from 2008-2011 on four focus areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation, administration and support, and infrastructure. Ball High School has been in the advanced stage of the Texas STaR chart for two of the last three years in integrating instructional technology. Continued efforts are needed to reach the target stage.
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Northbrook Middle School STaR Chart
- 1. Northbrook Middle School Houston, TX Home of the Knights
- 2. Agenda STaR chart categories and classifications Review previous STaRcharts Library2Play Recently acquired technology tools Action Plan Summary
- 3. STaR Chart (School Technology and Readiness) Categories Teaching and Learning Educator Preparation and Development Leadership, Administration and Technical Support Infrastructure for Technology
- 4. Teaching and Learning Teacher as facilitator, mentor and co-learner On-demand access to technologies Technology integrated into all core content Students technology literate by 8th grade
- 5. Educator Preparation and Development Regular technology-supported learner-centered projects Vertical alignment of Tech Apps TEKS Anytime, anywhere use of online resources All educators meet SBEC Tech standards 30% tech budget for Professional Development
- 6. Leadership, Administration and Technical Support Campus plan focused on student success One technical support/350 computers Competitive grants and funding available Campus instructional support staff
- 7. Infrastructure for Technology On-demand access for every student Direct connectivity in all rooms Web based resources in multiple rooms All rooms connected to WAN Rooms fully equipped with appropriate technology
- 8. STaR Chart Classifications Beginning Tech Developing Tech Advanced Tech Target Tech
- 10. Library2Play Easy things to do on the web (and include in your class) Learn at home at your convenience 18 hours of non-contract professional development credit Blogs, wikis, podcasts, photos, newsreaders
- 11. New Arrivals
- 12. Action Plan Personally try one new tech tool Review personal STaR chart classifications Develop one lesson targeting productive use of technology in class Assist peers with technology use Target two STaR Chart areas for personal growth
- 13. Summary Texas STaR Charts track campus technology growth. NMS scores have fallen off. Library2Play introduces tech tools. New equipment makes access easier. NMS can reach Target Tech status. Yes, WE Can!