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- Systems
- Resources
- Reasons
- Technology expectations
- Leading the way
- Technology Expectations
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- Functional
- Effective
- Understandable
- Inspiring
- Transferable
- Usable
- Demonstrative
- Fun
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- Math & Science? No cross curriculum!
- Microsoft and other applications
- Integrating technology
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- Freedom to Learn
- GenNET
- Mobile Classrooms
- Multi-Media Carts
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- It is my opinion that it is imperative that all schools enlarge a
Technology Vision Statement that reflects a shared vision for learning.
- I recommend that principals, and other leaders of learning, be supported
to actively lead the integration of technology in their schools.
- All staff needs access to technical support that facilitates their
effective use of computers.
- A whole school approach to the integration of technologies which
incorporate a range of strategies to actively involve the whole school
community in the process of integration is the best approach.
- I recommend that teachers with
advanced pedagogical skills, who already competently use technology to
achieve existing curriculum goals, state standards, and benchmarks, be
chosen for enhanced professional development that supports their use of
technology based learning and develops their capacity to mentor
colleagues.
- Schools should be encouraged and supported to make provisions for
mentors and mentored to work together on developing and co-teaching
integrated curriculum ideas.
- Teachers need to practice and attempt to describe in greater detail how
they attempt to integrate learning with technology. Teaching with technology should be
embedded within a broader focus of quality teaching and learning that
provides opportunities for teachers to reflect upon their approaches to
teaching and the nature of learning.
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