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Empowered to Explore and Keep Trying
For the last module of summer quarter I decided to focus on ISTE Coaching Standard 3a which reads; Establish trusting and respectful coaching relationships that encourage educators to explore new instructional strategies. I wanted to focus on this standard because … Continue reading
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Tagged EDTC6104, Empowered, ISTE Coaching 3a, Self-directed
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Teacher Empowerment that Leads to Student Empowerment
As part of my assignment in my course this term I was asked to dig deeper into the ISTE Student Standards. For the first assignment we are specifically focusing on ISTE Student Standard 1: Empowered Learner. As I was reading … Continue reading
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Tagged EDTC6102, ISTE1, Student Empowerment, Teacher Empowerment
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Digital Readiness: One Districts Path for Preparing Students for a Digital World
For my Values, Ethics and Foundations course this term I had the opportunity to interview the Chief Technology Officer (CTO) in my district about our districts digital readiness. The interview questions were based off of Ribble’s nine elements of digital … Continue reading
Metacognition in the Classroom
As I begin my graduate program, my first course EDTC 6100: Digital Education Leadership Orientation gave me the opportunity to learn more about reflective assessment strategies and why teachers and schools might choose to use them. Reflective assessment strategies are … Continue reading
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