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Knowing that, there are six Best Practices teachers in the trenches suggest for integrating technology into classroom instruction: DigitalCitizenship. Many schools now provide digital devices for students, often a Chromebook or an iPad. If you’re looking for a curriculum on digitalcitizenship for K-8 , click the link.
Make sure students are technologically proficient in their use of a variety of digital devices, especially the devices they will use for the test. Make digital devices and tech solutions available at every opportunity–for note-taking, backchannel communications, quick assessments, online collaboration, even timing an activity.
Teq Online PD offers educators unlimited access to over 200 live and archived professional development sessions focused on the effective integration of technology into instruction. There are certification tracks on Google, Microsoft, Apple, SMART, among other topics, like onlineassessment, STEM, ELA, Math, Social Studies, and PBL.
Students engage with interactive modules that use real-life situations to introduce, develop and master key digital literacy skills, such as computer fundamentals and keyboarding, online safety and digitalcitizenship, applied productivity applications such as spreadsheets and presentation software, and computational thinking and coding.
Using Piaget’s Stages of Cognitive Development , Meyer breaks down 12 essential digital literacy skills critical for students before entering high school into four key themes: keyboarding and digital essentials, online safety and digitalcitizenship, technology applications, and computational thinking and coding.
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Want to speed up fluency assessments and free up time for instruction? This early literacy tool created by NWEA allows for whole-class, onlineassessment of oral reading fluency and other key skills thanks to speech recognition and audio recording software. Try MAP Reading Fluency.
Want to speed up fluency assessments and free up time for instruction? This early literacy tool created by NWEA allows for whole-class, onlineassessment of oral reading fluency and other key skills thanks to speech recognition and audio recording software. Try MAP Reading Fluency.
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