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Alyssa C. Hale
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NET Standards for Students

Last Modified: January 205

Alyssa C. Hale
EDUC 280 Teaching with Technology January 2015

Student Agreement
I agree, as the student, to not abuse my powers with technology and that I will give learning my all. I promise to follow all rules and guidelines when they are given to me. I agree to never use school property to access inappropriate items or to conduct inappropriate behavior. I promise to always be on my best behavior and listen to what the teacher says. I also promise to maintain physical social contact and not just be glued to a computer screen.

Digital Age Learning
ISTE Standards (formerly known as NETS) for Students are the standards for evaluating the skills and knowledge students need to learn effectively and live productively in an increasingly global and digital world. Simply being able to use technology is no longer enough. Today's students need to be able to use technology to analyze, learn and explore. Digital age skills are vital for preparing students to work, live and contribute to the social and civic fabric of their communities.

Creativity and Innovation Students being able to create an original idea based on what they already know and use past events to predict future events.
Communications and Collaborations Students being able to effectively interact, collaborate, and produce original works with peers and/or other persons of study. Also having an understanding of different cultures
Research and information fluency Students being able to find, store, understand, and use the information needed.
Critical Thinking, Problem Solving, and Decision Making Students being able to identify problems and conduct questions for investigation. Also organizing and executing complete projects.
Digital Citizenship Students being able to identify and understand issues with technology and be able to practice safe and legal usage.
Technology Operations and Concepts Students being able to understand and use applications and being able to identify and fix problems in current and future technologies.

How I, your teacher, plan to make this happen
As your teacher I plan to use all of these skills in everyday projects. For example, in our history class, I will split you up into small groups and each group will have a moment in history to present to the class. This means you will need to be creative and produce your own project, collaborate and work with the others in your group, find authentic information and keep it organized, solve differences between peers in your group, make sure that your sources are credible, and being able to present in on provided technology. (i.e. smart board, projector)
I promise that as you teacher I will teach you to the best of my abilities on technology and give you the resources you need to be successful in future work places.

Bill Ferriter of The Tempered Radical