Tech into ed part 2

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The “T” in STEM

Science

TECHNOLOGY

Engineering

Mathematics

These WILL become the 4 focus areas of education

STATISTICS—

numbers don’t lie…Students that use computer-aided instruction outperform their peers on standardized tests by 30% on average

Students w/ access to technology learn how to organize complex information, recognize patterns, draw inferences, and communicate findings

Students w/ disabilities expand their ability to process and remember information

Student motivation and attitudes increase w/ use of technology resulting in higher attendance and lower dropout rates

Students that use technology develop higher levels of self-esteem

How Will I EVER Lecture?

The teacher’s role shifts to a facilitator or coach

Collaboration among the students is fostered

Allows teacher to learn and grow

Provides resources otherwise out of reach for “poor schools”

Allows for individualized instruction

21st Century Work Force

Unskilled labor market is disappearing

60% of today’s jobs require technology skills and growing

Must have technical, digital and career pathway skills to succeed in the global economy

8 out of 10 fastest growing occupations are computer related

Who said knowledge is

everything LIED…

Think strategically

Analyze information

Collaborate

APPLIED KNOWLEDGE is everything

What We Need to lobby

for…

Computer w/ ample memory

Projector

Even though there are MANY other tools, these two

items should be in EVERY classroom. We should

work our budgets to accomplish this.

Where in the world…

www.maps.google.com

Collaborate

• Birthplaces

• Research

• Tourism

• If you could live anywhere

• Blog on a trip

• Plan a vacation

• Family tree

• Zoom into city and mark

YES VIRGINIA…you can

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SOCIAL networking…

NOT IN MY CLASS!

www.edmodo.com

FREE

SAFE

COLLABORATIVE

BECAUSE that’s they way my

great grandma learned it…

www.toondoo.com

Role play

Communication

Creative writing

Take it on the road…

www.slideshare.com

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