Connecting with Literacy
Our vision in all the professional development we do is to:
- improve student learning (through the use of instructional technologies)
- improve pedagogical automaticity (by becoming more familiar and comfortable with ways that instructional technologies support learning)
- communication (with each other about uses of instructional technologies)
Session 1: What connections do we already have?
- Concept: literacy skills you teach at your grade level
- Concept: technology skills that you as an individual possess and use
- Connection: how do we use our knowledge of technology skills to benefit literacy learning in our classrooms?
- Connection: what computer and digital technologies exist to support the development of literacy skills?
Session 2: What connections do we need to develop?
- A look at other technologies: Dimensions of Learning and the Master Learner Schema
- How do these instructional innovations support the use of computers in our classrooms?
Session 3: What tools help us connect literacy and learning?
Session 4: How do we bring all these connections together for improving student achievement?
- Planning by using the technologies we have
- content (curriculum)
- Declarative vs Procedural knowledge - how do we determine the kinds of knowledge we're teaching?
- pedagogy (instructional)
- What strategies do we use to teach each type of knowledge.
- technology (computers and other digital tools)
- What technology tools support strategies for teaching each type of knowledge?
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