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Integrating Technology: Using your Primary IT Curriculum with Core Subjects. Technology can enhance the teaching and learning process Technology use is meaningful when applied strategically to increase student achievement Students learn about technology by using technology. Beliefs.
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Integrating Technology: Using your Primary IT Curriculum with Core Subjects
Technology can enhance the teaching and learning process Technology use is meaningful when applied strategically to increase student achievement Students learn about technology by using technology Beliefs
The Planning Steps Identify a Subject/Topic to be taught 1 Design Project, Lessons or Activities Identify Opportunities to Use Information Technology Identify IT skills students will need to bring to the learning experience 2 3 4 Appendix D: Opportunities for ICT
Example: Science – Biology 2Be2 Objective – Understand ways to care for the environment Step 1: Identify subject, strand, or module to be taught
What can my students do to help them gain skills and content knowledge? Example: Take a walk and point out the types of trash found along the way. Then collect and review vocabulary during discussions on appropriate ways of disposing waste. Construct a roster of duties for keeping the classroom clean & tidy (e.g.: participate in recycling lunch waste) Discuss consequences of and solutions for waste littering other environments (eg: beaches/shoreline, oceans, parks, etc) Step 2:DesignLesson/Activities
Where can I integrate technology to enhance the learning process? Where can I give my students the opportunity to increase their skills with technology? Example: Use online/interactive activities to develop their understanding of how to care for the environment Visit the KBB website at Watch film clips related to caring for the environment and discuss with others Take a digital camera along on the walk. Use the pictures in the student work Step 3: Identify Opportunities for IT Interactive KBB Movie
What IT objectives will I be covering? Which skills will the students have the opportunity to develop? Example: A - Navigates age appropriate software (simulation) A - Operates a variety of technologies (video controls, digital camera) B - Use computer applications (word processor) Step 4: Identify IT Skills in Curriculum Document
Example: Science Identify a Subject/Topic to be taught 1 Design Project, Lessons or Activities Identify Opportunities to Use Information Technology Identify IT skills students will need to bring to the learning experience 2 3 4 • Use interactive activities on how to care for the environment • Visit the KBB website • Watch video related to topic • Take a along on the walk. Use a digital camera to document the walk in student written work A - Navigates age appropriate software (simulation) A - Operates a variety of technologies (video controls, digital camera) B - Use computer applications (word processor) Biology 2Be2 Understand ways to care for the environment • Take a nature walk; • collect and review vocabulary during discussions; • construct a roster of classroom duties • Discuss consequences of and solutions for waste littering
Example: English & Social Studies Identify a Subject/Topic to be taught 1 Design Project, Lessons or Activities Identify Opportunities to Use Information Technology Identify IT skills students will need to bring to the learning experience 2 3 4 • Work cooperatively with peers and others when using technology (D) • Format text using a word processor (C) • Navigate websites to locate information(A) Reading 4Rn7 Distinguish between fact and opinion Social Studies SS.P4.H3c Demonstrate an understanding that people in different times and places view the world differently. • Students read Scourge of Slavery from 5 Centuries and • Conduct research for opposing views of slavery to uncover and • document differing opinions. • Students can use tables in the word processor to organize information according to point of view or fact or opinion • They can use the Internet to conduct research.
Example: Mathematics Identify a Subject/Topic to be taught 1 Design Project, Lessons or Activities Identify Opportunities to Use Information Technology Identify IT skills students will need to bring to the learning experience 2 3 4 Ma P3 (3N) Numbers and the number system and calculation • Have the students work with manipulatives to uncover multiples of 2, 3, 4, 5 and build number charts. • Solve problems using spreadsheet software(C) • Operate a variety of technologies (A) • Students can use the IWB to explore number patterns (multiples) using virtual manipulatives • and • create number charts using a spreadsheet Hundreds Chart
Use the IT curriculum as a guide to identify the performances and skills expected of students at a particular level Use CIE TG Section 5 and Appendix D for ideas to integrate technology into other subject areas Use the Technology Integration Tool to assist with lesson planning Using Your Curriculum Documents
How do we know what they know? IT Assessment Product Assessment: Portfolio containing computer generated documents designed for a variety of purposes: Stories pictures help manuals Reports graphs website collections Letters presentations movies, surveys, etc. Performance Assessment: Ongoing Observation of: operation of equipment operation of software Keyboarding cooperation collaboration, etc.
DEGREES OF ACTIVE LEARNING WITH TECHNOLOGY What can it look like?Planning for Step 2 ADOPTION ADAPTION ENTRY Students use the technology according to teacher direction Mostly teacher directed but students have some choice as they learn a variety of technologies Teacher uses the technology INFUSION TRANSFORMATION Students can make their own choices about when, how and which technologies they will use Students have technology readily available to them and use it as they see fit to facilitate their learning, collaboration and to express their creativity.
Technology Use & Teaching Style Traditional Classrooms 21st Century Classrooms High use of teacher centred instructional approaches High use of student centredinstructional strategies Technology in the hands of teacher Technology in the hands of students Entry Adoption Adaption Infusion Transformation Teacher Expertise with Instructional Technology