Technology uses:
memos, letters reports budgets
make sure students meet standards
1. lesson plans
meet all standards
track lessons for next time
revise --> improve
submit lesson plans
graphing assessment
tools: curriki- includes lesson plans with videos
2. Learning management systems
HotChalk- similar to oncourse, lessons, assignments
Moodle- discussion boards, resources, quizzes
IQuity
3. Data driven decisions
Information to improve teaching
NCLB- data required on every student
hard data provides objective view on how/what to improve
Technological devices:
PDA to track students with emergency info, behavior reports, grades, photos, etc
Electronic Gradebook
Student IDs
Skills based report cards
MyGradebook
--Side Notes--
I find it freaky that a teacher could have an exobident amount of information about any student at the end of his/her fingertips. I also think that the PDA just sets teachers up to profile kids and not actually get to know them. 1984! BIG BROTHER
Monday, November 17, 2008
Monday, November 10, 2008
Lecture- Assessment
True False
Advantages- Short, grading is easy
Limitations- Rote memorization
Matching
L- Process of elimination, recognize rather than recall
A- Associations, quick
Fill in the Blank
L- harder to measure higher thinking skills
A- guessing decreased, explore more content
Multiple Choice
L- difficult to write/plan distracters, more than one best answer
A- students must be able to recognize "best" answer, confront misconceptions
Essay
L- bluffing, time consuming
A- expand on knowledge
Portfolio
Open Ended Experiences
L- many correct answers, difficult to grade
A- novel situations, judged by students responses
examples: mock trials, debates, simulated experiences
Long Term Projects
Use Assessment by following up on results!
Rubrics available online through Rubistar and similar programs
K/W/L chart
formative- assessment during lesson to make sure students understand and grasp concepts
summative- assessment at the end of the lesson to see what the students learned
Advantages- Short, grading is easy
Limitations- Rote memorization
Matching
L- Process of elimination, recognize rather than recall
A- Associations, quick
Fill in the Blank
L- harder to measure higher thinking skills
A- guessing decreased, explore more content
Multiple Choice
L- difficult to write/plan distracters, more than one best answer
A- students must be able to recognize "best" answer, confront misconceptions
Essay
L- bluffing, time consuming
A- expand on knowledge
Portfolio
Open Ended Experiences
L- many correct answers, difficult to grade
A- novel situations, judged by students responses
examples: mock trials, debates, simulated experiences
Long Term Projects
Use Assessment by following up on results!
Rubrics available online through Rubistar and similar programs
K/W/L chart
formative- assessment during lesson to make sure students understand and grasp concepts
summative- assessment at the end of the lesson to see what the students learned
Tuesday, November 4, 2008
lab
professional standards- how I will be evaluated
Integrate standards into justifications
link in resources sections
homework:
find academic standards area, start reading and gain familiarity with way things are phrased.
each artifact should IDEALLY address a standard-- go through standards and think about how the things we've done in class could be one way to get at what the standard is asking of us.
Integrate standards into justifications
link in resources sections
homework:
find academic standards area, start reading and gain familiarity with way things are phrased.
each artifact should IDEALLY address a standard-- go through standards and think about how the things we've done in class could be one way to get at what the standard is asking of us.
Monday, November 3, 2008
Lecture
Data Collection/Analysis tool- form of learning whereby students use technology to gather and synthesize information
examples: electronic gradebook
student managment systems
graphs
Spreadsheet tools- organize, input, edit, chart data
examples: formulas/functions
templates/macros
Database management tools- customized records, retrieve targeted records, update/edit info
examples: sort data/query database
record interviews
Specific Tools- Excel, Google Spreadsheets, Inspirdata, Timeliner, OpenOffice.org Calc, Num Sum, Edit Grid
In class activities:
motion detector, automatically inserted in to chart
thermometer, automatically inserted in to chart
M&M experiment
examples: electronic gradebook
student managment systems
graphs
Spreadsheet tools- organize, input, edit, chart data
examples: formulas/functions
templates/macros
Database management tools- customized records, retrieve targeted records, update/edit info
examples: sort data/query database
record interviews
Specific Tools- Excel, Google Spreadsheets, Inspirdata, Timeliner, OpenOffice.org Calc, Num Sum, Edit Grid
In class activities:
motion detector, automatically inserted in to chart
thermometer, automatically inserted in to chart
M&M experiment
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