Established by ISTE, these standards are used by teachers when planning lessons in a technology enriched environment.
What are the NETS-S?
100
This approach replaces direct instruction as the teaching model in a effectively integrated technology classroom.
What is the constructivist approach?
100
The method the procedures should be written in.
What is step-by-step and detailed?
100
This strategy includes a quick survey or list of questions being answered on the board or a slip of paper. Quick, informal method of assessment. Practiced a lot at workshops and conventions when you go into the folder and complete this..
What is an exit ticket?
100
These objectives should be included along with the technology objectives.
What are content objectives?
200
These set of state technology standards are nicknamed after the goal of student s being tech literate by Grade 8.
What are the TL8s?
200
Visual, Auditory, and Interpersonal skills are examples of...
What is multiple intelligences or preferred learning styles?
200
The two stakeholders to focus on during the lesson.
Who are the teacher and student?
200
These can be asked to allow students to come to a meaningful conclusion about the lesson topic or to bring closure to the lesson.
What are discussion or closing questions?
200
True or False. If the lesson you are teaching is part of a larger unit, then you still need an assessment after the day's lesson.
What is true?
300
To do / to learn..
What is the form of the learning objective?
300
This practice of students working together for a common goal is a 21st century skill all corporations look for in an employee.
What is cooperation or collaboration?
300
Meant to activate the brain, this activity prepares students to engage in a lesson.
What is a motivation or warm-up?
300
Logging out and putting computers away is closure.
What is false?
300
This scenario shows a higher level of technology integration..
a. a teacher is writing a word on the interactive whiteboard.
b. two students are taking turns editing their MS word docs and sharing ideas in a peer conference.
What is letter b?
400
The span of the lesson plan.
What is one instructional period?
400
This approach individualizes instruction for students by modifying the Content,Process,or Product.
What is differentiated instruction?
400
The frame of the lesson plan. Pretend a __________ is visiting your classroom and they should be able to pick up the lesson and teach it.
What is a visiting teacher?
400
An informal writing practice in which students write down what they learned during the lesson. Often times they will share with the class.
What is a learning log?
400
A scoring tool.
What is a rubric?
500
Computers with PowerPoint, Internet access, pencils, graphic organizer, etc.
What is equipment and materials?
500
Preparing the materials, workstations, and altering the student table configuration are examples of preparing the..
What is the learning environment?
500
This is the act of showing students exactly what to do or simulating what to do.
What is modeling?
500
A conference held between students to check work or offer suggestions for an assignment.
What is a peer conference or review?
500
Brainstorming, interpreting a chart, roundtable, or a workstation activity are examples of...