Using Technology to Increase Student Learning

Linda E. Reksten - Point Loma Nazarene University, USA
Using Technology to Increase Student Learning
March 2000 | 176 pages | Corwin
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All across the country, teachers, superintendents, directors of curriculum, and especially principals are being pressured to develop quality technology programs. Business leaders consider technological expertise to be mandatory for success in the workplace; parents feel technology training is as basic as reading, writing, and arithmetic. And here is the first step toward a solution: a practical, jargon-free pathway for principals to create the best possible environment for implementing and teaching technology, including a detailed exploration of the principal's role in leadership, curriculum planning, and implementation. A must for education in the 21st century! Includes a list of related Web sites and a glossary of technical terms.

Contents

The Challenge of Building a Quality Technology Program

The Challenge of Building a Quality Technology Program

Creating a School Context for Technology Change

Creating a School Context for Technology Change

Focusing the Curriculum with Concept-Based Instruction

Focusing the Curriculum with Concept-Based Instruction

The Essential Components of a Quality Technology Plan

The Essential Components of a Quality Technology Plan

Using Grade-Level Technology Skills to Enhance the Curriculum

Using Grade-Level Technology Skills to Enhance the Curriculum

Acquiring Tools

  • Hardware and Software

Using the Internet to Enhance Curriculum and Instruction

Using the Internet to Enhance Curriculum and Instruction

Training School Staff through Collaborative Models

Training School Staff through Collaborative Models

Management of the Technology Environment

Management of the Technology Environment

Description

All across the country, teachers, superintendents, directors of curriculum, and especially principals are being pressured to develop quality technology programs. Business leaders consider technological expertise to be mandatory for success in the workplace; parents feel technology training is as basic as reading, writing, and arithmetic. And here is the first step toward a solution: a practical, jargon-free pathway for principals to create the best possible environment for implementing and teaching technology, including a detailed exploration of the principal's role in leadership, curriculum planning, and implementation. A must for education in the 21st century! Includes a list of related Web sites and a glossary of technical terms.

Contents

The Challenge of Building a Quality Technology Program

The Challenge of Building a Quality Technology Program

Creating a School Context for Technology Change

Creating a School Context for Technology Change

Focusing the Curriculum with Concept-Based Instruction

Focusing the Curriculum with Concept-Based Instruction

The Essential Components of a Quality Technology Plan

The Essential Components of a Quality Technology Plan

Using Grade-Level Technology Skills to Enhance the Curriculum

Using Grade-Level Technology Skills to Enhance the Curriculum

Acquiring Tools

  • Hardware and Software

Using the Internet to Enhance Curriculum and Instruction

Using the Internet to Enhance Curriculum and Instruction

Training School Staff through Collaborative Models

Training School Staff through Collaborative Models

Management of the Technology Environment

Management of the Technology Environment

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Using Technology to Increase Student Learning


March 2000 | 176 pages | Corwin

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Paperback 28/04/2023 9780803968141 $39.95

All across the country, teachers, superintendents, directors of curriculum, and especially principals are being pressured to develop quality technology programs. Business leaders consider technological expertise to be mandatory for success in the workplace; parents feel technology training is as basic as reading, writing, and arithmetic. And here is the first step toward a solution: a practical, jargon-free pathway for principals to create the best possible environment for implementing and teaching technology, including a detailed exploration of the principal's role in leadership, curriculum planning, and implementation. A must for education in the 21st century! Includes a list of related Web sites and a glossary of technical terms.


Table Of Contents:

  • The Challenge of Building a Quality Technology Program
  • Creating a School Context for Technology Change
  • Focusing the Curriculum with Concept-Based Instruction
  • The Essential Components of a Quality Technology Plan
  • Using Grade-Level Technology Skills to Enhance the Curriculum
  • Acquiring Tools
  • Hardware and Software
  • Using the Internet to Enhance Curriculum and Instruction
  • Training School Staff through Collaborative Models
  • Management of the Technology Environment

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Very introductory technology. More accurate for K-6.
Mr Jack Phelan, Kinesiology, California Polytechnic State University

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