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- 2. Where did it come from?
- 3. Why do you need to know about it?
- 5. Long Range Plan for Technology
- 10. The district reportWho’s responsible? The Principal
- 11. Our Campus STaR Chart Report 2008-2009 KEY AREA SUMMARY Key Area Key Area Total STaR Classification I. Teaching and Learning 17 Advanced Tech II. Educator Preparation and Development 18 Advanced Tech III. Leadership, Admin., Instructional Support 18 Advanced Tech IV. Infrastructure for Technology 21 Target Tech Principal: Rich Dear Email: cdear@godleyisd.net Completed Date: 3/10/2009
- 12. Our Campus STaR Chart Reports Campus results for the last 3 years by Key Area
- 13. By accurately assessing each area and sub-area, the progress, strengths, and needs of our campus for technology integration can be used to improve and update our resources. Our Campus STaR Chart’s Purpose
- 14. Our Campus and the STaR Chart Results How are we doing? What’s good? What’s great? How can we improve? Open heart surgery—live
Editor's Notes
- Today we will learn the answers to these questions as a part of our quest to make certain we are fully integrating technology into our curriculum and learning experiences.
- STaR stands for School Technology and Readiness. The STaR charts are aligned with the Long Range Plan for Technology 2006-2020.There are charts that must be completed at the teacher, campus, and district levels
- StaR Chart reporting is required for federal funding. It is not optional in our district.
- The Texas Campus STaR Chart provides documentation for reporting requirements. It must be completed and submitted by the district by June 30, 2010 for this school year.
- Teachers must complete the Texas Teacher Star Chart. (open hyperlink) Here it is. Let’s look at what we must do to complete it. You can see that it is divided into four Key Areas, each with Focus Areas and Levels of Progress. How would you rate one focus area today?
- The campus administrator must compile results for the campus and enter them into the district report. This person is our principal, Mr. Dear.
- Each key area has 6 sub-areas, with a maximum of 4 points per sub-area.
- Key area I: Teaching and Learning; Key area II: Educator Preparation and Development; Key Area III: Leadership, Administration, and Instructional Support; Key Area IV: Infrastructure for Technology. Do you agree with the progress or decline?
- Why is it important to record ratings accurately? What might happen if we rate incorrectly, either too high or too low?
- We have many technology capabilities. What are hardware and software resources do you use and have come to expect? What do we need?