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Education Technology Standards (ISTE Standards for Teachers (2008)…
Education Technology Standards
ISTE Standards for Teachers (2008)
Digital Age Learning:
Teachers must lead students in digital literacy and digital citizenship.
Professional Growth:
Commitment to lifelong learning, awareness of best practise, and ongoing improvement in classroom technology use.
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These items are linked in that they promote and encourage lifelong learning and professional development in digital literacies, technology and their applications to education.
Digital Citizenship:
Understand societal issues related to technology use in the classroom and beyond. Awareness of ethical and legal use of technology in the classroom and with students.
Professional Collaboration:
Participate in in-person and online learning communities to share ideas, learn new approaches, and gain new insight.
Student Learning:
Use technology to find innovative and interactive ways to impart subject area knowledge to students.
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These two standards are connected because the teacher first has to create opportunities for the student, therefore they can use creative solutions.
ISTE Sandards for Students (2016)
Global Collaborator:
Students will enhances their education and strengthen their communication skills by engaging with others locally and globally.
Innovative Designer:
Students will establish new and creative problem solving skills and use technology to create useful solutions.
Empower Learner:
Students will use technology to guideline their own learning and set personal learning goals.
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This standard and student centered framework are link because of their focus on student involvement
Digital Citizen
- Students will act in ways that are safe, legal and ethical.
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Digital Citizenship of both Teachers and Students are linked because they are directly related. Students must learn to navigate responsibly online under the auspices of their teacher who is also engaging in and modeling digital citizenship.
Creative Communicator:
Students will use a variety of tools to creatively and clearly express their ideas and questions.
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These standards are linked because students will use these new tools of communication to collaborate with their peers.
Information & Communication Technology Program of Studies (2000-2003)
General Outcomes: Statements that determine desired knowledge and values expected of students upon completion of the program.
Specific Outcomes: Describe specific skills, knowledge and attitudes of general outcomes.
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These elements are connected due to that they both look at the purpose of why technology into education is so important.
Illustrative Examples: Provided as support, arranged by grade and subject as sample exercises that demonstrate and elaborate on general and specific outcomes. These are intended to provide deeper insight into their intent.
Assessment Framework: Refer to the
Classroom Assessment Tool Kit
on the Alberta Education website to find assessment supports that aid in determining student competencies in core subjects; exemplars are included.
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ICT Outcomes: Communication, inquiry, decision-making and problem solving skills with grounded in foundational knowledge and concepts as well as the process of productivity.
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The ICT outcomes are set by Alberta Ed, and they are duplicated in the international standards.
Learning & Technology Policy Framework (2013)
Professional Learning: Education professionals seek out and engage in professional development opportunities that support 'research & innovation' as lifelong learners; enabling them to apply the skills, knowledge and attributes that contribute to effective, efficient and innovative learning environments with technology.
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Research & Innovation: Education professionals are engaged in research and evidence based practices that maintain and improve student learning with the use of technology.
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Education professionals seek research and innovative practices applicable to 21st century skills found in the general outcomes of the programs of study.
Access, Infrastructure & Digital Learning Environments: Teachers must have access to required resources to bring digital technology to the classroom.
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These two concepts are linked because they operate in tandem. In order for teachers to collaborate in idea sharing access to these communities and resource must exist.
Student-Centered Learning: Student learning experiences are authentic, personalized and supported by technology.# These are linked because student-centred learning must reflect Alberta education learning outcomes, and be able to be assessed by the teacher for relations to learner outcomes in the curriculum.
Leadership: Leaders in education create policy and governance while developing innovative practices that utilize technology in support of student-centerer learning and efficient educational systems.