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The Texas STaR Chart assesses four key areas of technology at schools - teaching and learning, educator preparation and development, leadership and infrastructure - on a scale of 1 to 4. It analyzes factors like classroom technology use, professional development, leadership support, and infrastructure. Statewide, most schools are at developing or advanced levels, with few at early or target stages. This school's assessment found developing levels for teaching/preparation, advanced administration/support, and developing infrastructure, indicating strengths in leadership/budgeting but needs for classroom implementation, staff training, and infrastructure review.
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- 1. Texas STaR Chart School Technology and Readiness
- 2. Understanding the Chart Four Key Areas: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership, Administration and Instructional Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. Assessed on four levels: 1= Early Tech, 2 = Developing Tech, 3=Advanced Tech, 4=Target Tech. Assessed both at campus level and statewide
- 3. Key Area I: Teaching and Learning Six areas of assessment Patterns of Classroom Use, Frequency/Design of Instructional Setting, Content Area Connections, Technology Applications (TA) TEKS implementation, Student Mastery of Technology Applications, Online Learning Basically what is used in the classroom, is it used daily, and do the students know how to use it.
- 4. Key Area II: Educator Preparation and Development Six areas of assessment. Professional Development Experiences, Models of Professional Development, Capabilities of Educators, Access to Professional Development, Levels of Understanding and Patterns of Use, Professional Development for Online Learning. Basically, what do the teachers know, do they know how to utilize the equipment, are they attending staff developments.
- 5. Key Area III: Leadership, Administration, & Instructional Support Six areas of assessment Leadership and Vision, Planning, Instructional Support, Communication and Collaboration, Budget, Leadership and Support for Online Learning. Basically, what is our campus goal for technology use, do we have money for the technology, and is leadership giving staff support.
- 6. Key Area IV: Infrastructure for Technology Six areas of assessment. Students per Computers, Internet Access Connectivity Speed, Other Classroom Technology, Technical Support, Local Area Network Wide Area Network, Distance Learning Capacity. Basically, what do we have and what do we need
- 7. A Look at State Data Teaching and Learning: Early Tech = 3.9%, Developing Tech = 69.7%, Advanced Tech = 25.5%, and Target Tech = 0.9%. Educator Preparation: Early Tech = 5.4 %, Developing Tech = 74.2%, Advanced Tech = 19.9%, and Target Tech = 0.6% Administration & Support: Early Tech = 2.0%, Developing Tech = 49.0%, Advanced Tech = 45.5%, and Target Tech = 3.6%. Infrastructure: Early Tech = 1.2%, Developing Tech = 34.9%, Advanced Tech= 57.2%, and Target Tech = 6.7%.
- 8. A Look at Our Campus Teaching and Learning = Developing Tech Educator Preparation = Developing Tech Administration & Support = Advanced Tech Infrastructure for Technology = Developing Tech
- 9. What Does All This Mean? Campus level we have great support and budgeting for new and current technology In comparison with the state, we are at the same level as the majority of other campuses in the state of Texas. Needs: implementation within the classroom, more staff development, and another look at our infrastructure.
- 10. Questions? To access the Texas Star Chart, http://starchart.esc12.net/