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Integrating Across the Curriculum – Math, Science, Literature and Technology
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Technology That Supports Teaching and
Learning
[from Technology Making a Difference, TERC]
Effective, Appropriate Technology Integration
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aligns with local, state and national standards
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is accessible to and meets the needs of all learners
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identifies clear identifiers of achievement
It makes use of strategies that are —
Active
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Learners interact with an environment.
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Learners manipulate objects in that environment.
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Learners observe the effects of their interventions.
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Learners construct their own interpretations.
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Learners explore.
Constructive
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Learners construct models to explain observations.
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Multiple solutions to problems are accepted.
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Errors are used to clarify and refine knowledge
in the activity.
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Learners build on prior knowledge.
Intentional/Reflective
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Learners articulate the learning goals.
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Learners explain what they are doing and/or the
strategies they use.
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Learners explain how they find answers.
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Learners manage and/or monitor their own learning.
Authentic
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Tasks are meaningful and real world.
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Tasks are presented in a case-based or problem
environment.
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Connections are made to community/state/world
outside of school.
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There is a personal connection to learning.
Cooperative
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Learners work in groups to complete a common task.
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The task requires communication.
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Individuals have separate roles or responsibilities.
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