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The STAR Chart was developed by the Texas Education Agency to help schools plan, budget, and evaluate technology use and progress towards goals laid out in the Texas Long Range Plan for Technology. The STAR Chart produces a profile indicating a school's level of progress in key areas like teaching and learning, educator preparation, and infrastructure. It allows schools to assess their current technology use and integration.

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The Texas Star Chart By: LaKeisha P. Washington

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