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The document discusses the Texas STaRChart, which was developed to monitor progress towards goals in the state's long range technology plan. The STaRChart contains teacher and campus components with ratings in areas like teaching/learning, support, and infrastructure. It provides 3-year summary data for individual campuses to track growth. The document reviews the STaRChart components and website for accessing campus reports to evaluate progress achieving technology goals.
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Poteet High School analyzed its technology readiness and usage over 3 years using the Texas STaR Chart assessment tool. The school received advanced technology ratings in all 4 assessment domains of teaching and learning, educator preparation, leadership and administration, and infrastructure in 2006-2007 and 2007-2008. In 2008-2009, it received advanced ratings in 3 domains and a target technology rating in the remaining domain, showing overall consistency in implementing the Texas Long Range Technology Plan goals at a high level over the 3-year period.
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The document discusses the Texas STaR Chart, which is a tool used by Texas schools to evaluate their technology readiness and progress towards state technology goals. The STaR Chart measures schools across four key areas: Teaching & Learning, Educator Preparation & Development, Leadership/Administration/Support, and Infrastructure. Schools complete the STaR Chart annually to assess their strengths and weaknesses in each area and track their progress over time.
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The document summarizes the Texas STaR (School Technology and Readiness) chart, which is a resource for teachers to develop their technology skills and help districts with technology planning and goals. The STaR chart measures proficiency in technology skills standards and is used to allocate funds and apply for grants. All Texas schools must complete an annual online survey on the STaR chart showing their progress in integrating technology. The STaR chart profiles can be found online and assess schools across four areas related to teaching, leadership, infrastructure, and educator development.
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The document discusses the Texas STaR Chart, which is a state tool used to assess schools' technology proficiency based on four key areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation, leadership and support, and infrastructure. It provides an overview of how STaR Chart results are used to track progress on technology goals, identify areas for improvement, and set requirements. The document also shares one school's STaR Chart findings and trends over three years, and concludes with recommendations to improve technology integration, professional development, and student access.
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The Texas STaR Chart is a survey that assesses schools' technology readiness and is used by teachers, administrators, and policymakers. It covers four key areas of technology planning and measures campus technology integration on a scale from early to target levels. Athens High School's STaR Chart for 2008-2009 showed it was classified as advanced in technology, though some areas were developing. The information helps identify professional development needs, support funding priorities, and ensure technology goals are addressed.
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The document discusses the Texas STaR Chart, which measures progress towards integrating technology into schools. It summarizes Legacy High School's 2009-2010 results on the STaR Chart. Legacy scored in the Developing Tech classification overall, though it scored in the Advance Tech classification for infrastructure and leadership. The school's plans for improvement include adding more classroom computers, color projectors, and Elmo projectors. It will also provide teacher professional development on integrating technology. The STaR Chart helps schools annually gauge their progress in integrating technology and determining their progress towards Texas' long-range technology goals.
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The document summarizes the Texas STaR Chart, which evaluates schools in four key areas of technology integration based on the state's Long-Range Plan for Technology. It discusses the history and purpose of the STaR Chart, how schools are rated in each area from developing to advanced levels, and how the presented campus can improve its technology training for faculty to progress on the chart.
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Poteet High School analyzed its technology readiness and usage over 3 years using the Texas STaR Chart assessment tool. The school received advanced technology ratings in all 4 assessment domains of teaching and learning, educator preparation, leadership and administration, and infrastructure in 2006-2007 and 2007-2008. In 2008-2009, it received advanced ratings in 3 domains and a target technology rating in the remaining domain, showing overall consistency in implementing the Texas Long Range Technology Plan goals at a high level over the 3-year period.
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The document summarizes the Texas STaR (School Technology and Readiness) chart, which is a resource for teachers to develop their technology skills and help districts with technology planning and goals. The STaR chart measures proficiency in technology skills standards and is used to allocate funds and apply for grants. All Texas schools must complete an annual online survey on the STaR chart showing their progress in integrating technology. The STaR chart profiles can be found online and assess schools across four areas related to teaching, leadership, infrastructure, and educator development.
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The Texas STaR Chart is a survey that assesses schools' technology readiness and is used by teachers, administrators, and policymakers. It covers four key areas of technology planning and measures campus technology integration on a scale from early to target levels. Athens High School's STaR Chart for 2008-2009 showed it was classified as advanced in technology, though some areas were developing. The information helps identify professional development needs, support funding priorities, and ensure technology goals are addressed.
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The document discusses the Texas STaR Chart, which measures progress towards integrating technology into schools. It summarizes Legacy High School's 2009-2010 results on the STaR Chart. Legacy scored in the Developing Tech classification overall, though it scored in the Advance Tech classification for infrastructure and leadership. The school's plans for improvement include adding more classroom computers, color projectors, and Elmo projectors. It will also provide teacher professional development on integrating technology. The STaR Chart helps schools annually gauge their progress in integrating technology and determining their progress towards Texas' long-range technology goals.
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The document discusses the Texas STaR Chart, which is a tool used by schools for technology planning, budgeting, and evaluating progress towards technology goals. It is required by state law. The STaR Chart covers four areas: Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration/Support, and Infrastructure. The document then provides the STaR Chart results for Oakland Elementary School over three years, comparing its performance to statewide summaries. It identifies the school's strengths in leadership administration and support, but weaknesses in infrastructure and lack of gains in educator development. Ways to improve these weaknesses are discussed.
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The document introduces the Texas STaR Chart, a teacher tool aligned with Texas' Long-Range Plan for Technology from 2006-2020. The STaR Chart is designed to help teachers self-assess and plan improvements across four key areas: Teaching and Learning, Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration/Support, and Infrastructure for Technology. It also allows schools and districts to gauge progress towards meeting technology goals. Sample data is provided showing percentages of progress across the different areas for one district.
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The document introduces the Texas STaR Chart, a teacher tool used to plan and self-assess technology readiness. The STaR Chart helps teachers, campuses, and districts determine progress towards goals in the Long-Range Plan for Technology. It identifies four key areas - Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration/Support, and Infrastructure. Campuses receive a classification in each area from Early Tech to Target Tech. The goals of the Long-Range Plan include having all campuses reach Target Tech by 2020 to improve student achievement through technology use and ensure technological literacy.
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The STaR Chart is a tool used by Texas public schools to assess their technology readiness and long-range goals across four areas: teaching and learning, educator preparation and development, leadership and administration, and infrastructure. Schools complete a STaR Chart to enable teachers to see technology expectations, assess progress, plan staff development, and integrate technology according to state guidelines. Whispering Pines Elementary also submitted a STaR Chart to evaluate their technology levels in these categories.
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The Texas STaR Chart is a planning tool used by campuses and districts to evaluate technology proficiency, set goals, and track progress in integrating technology. It assesses four key areas including teaching and learning. The document discusses how the local campus has classified itself at the "Developing Tech" level for teaching and learning over the past three years based on scoring 12 points in 2008-2009, 11 points in 2007-2008, and 11 points in 2006-2007 according to the STaR Chart survey.
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The document introduces the Texas STaR Chart, a teacher tool used to plan and self-assess technology readiness. The STaR Chart helps teachers, campuses, and districts determine progress towards goals in the Long-Range Plan for Technology. It identifies four key areas - Teaching and Learning, Educator Preparation and Development, Leadership/Administration/Support, and Infrastructure. Campuses receive a classification in each area from Early Tech to Target Tech. The goals of the Long-Range Plan include having all campuses reach Target Tech by 2020 to improve student achievement through technology use and ensure technological literacy.
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