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The document outlines a slide presentation on the impact of technology integration in schools. It discusses slides on the possibilities of technology, the connection between technology use and increased student achievement, and the school's responsibility to prepare students for a changing world. Later slides address keeping up with technological advances, allowing others to take over if the school does not, and comparing technology integration approaches between two schools.
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- 1. Start Slide Show Slide 3: The Possibilities Slide 4: The Connection Slide 5: The Impact Slide 6: Part II: We Can’t Afford Not To Slide 7: Our Responsibility Slide 8: Keep Up or Get Out of the Way Slide 9: They’ll be Happy to do it for Us Slide 10: Past, Present, Future
- 2. Ashby Public School School Board Meeting May 30, 2010
- 4. Quality Instruction Increased Student Achievement Use of Technology
- 5. Students are required to be independent, critical thinkers who are aware of the world around them. Be Prepared
- 6. Keep Up or Get Out of the Way Our Responsibility They’ll be Happy to do it for Us
- 7. Improve Student Give students Achievement options and ownership of their work. Meet individual needs and learning styles, Integrating Technology
- 8. “Technology is the tool with which we deliver content and implement practices in better ways.” Earle Give our students what they need to succeed.
- 9. School “A” School “B” Free Education or Free Market?
- 10. We have a responsibility to the future of our school and community to prepare our students for a world without borders.
- 11. Created by: Carol Koefod Moorhead State University ED 633 June 5, 2010
Editor's Notes
- Thank you for asking me here this evening. I am confident that after tonight’s presentation you will be reassured that recent and future investments in school technology are well worth it.
- If we continue to use the information provided by our technology audit and move forward as planned the opportunities and possibilities available to our students, staff and community are without limit.
- The use of technology within quality instruction is directly related to student success in three areas: 1. Achievement in content areas (Test Scores)2. Higher order thinking and problem solving skills. 3. Workforce preparation.
- Technology allows teachers to implement new teaching strategies that will expose students to the rest of the world. It will cause them to further develop metacognition skills and require them to become active participants rather than passive listeners, in their own learning process. *”There is a huge qualitative difference between learning about something which requires only information, and learning from something, which requires the learner to enter into a rich and complex relationship with the subject at hand.” (Harvey-Woodall, 2009).
- Rather than try to justify the decision to spend money on technology we should focus on what the cost would be if we didn’t spend money on technology. Could our school make it on good teachers and a nice building?
- As a District we have a responsibility to offer a comprehensive education that is valued in today’s society. What we already do: smart boards, EDUSS learning, AR, ITV classes, webinars, video streaming, connections to other cultures, etc.
- Important!! Reiterate that the use of technology in the classroom is only as good as the teacher implementing it. Without quality curriculum and instruction the technology doesn’t matter. Quality teachers and quality teaching MUST COME FIRST!
- Educational opportunities are abundant. If we are unable to provide the technology necessary to take our students into the future, other schools will be happy to do it for us. How many students have we already lost?
- Technology Vision Statement: Ashby students and staff will utilize a variety of technologies to enrich the learning experiences and become life-long learners who address the challenges of the future. Make the investment in the future of our students.