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High School Science Tech Integration

Published on Dec 12, 2015

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PRESENTATION OUTLINE

HIGH SCHOOL SCIENCE

CHRISTIAN EGGER, KEN BURKHARDT JR
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SUCCESSFUL

INTEGRATION:
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Is "digital technologies offer[ing] learners greater opportunities to be more actively involved in the learning experience"...

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...and "generally produces better outcomes than face-to-face or online learning alone." (Technology Integration Research Review)

CAN BE USED FOR ASSESSMENT AND CUSTOMIZING INSTRUCTION

  • More efficient interaction and feedback
  • Aids cooperative peer work
  • Allows regulated, even discussion
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AVOIDS PITFALLS

  • Provides good professional support
  • Tests equipment beforehand
  • Uses a universally accessible network
  • Doesn't make assumption of "digital nativity"
  • Prioritizes higher value over lower cost

THE ROLE OF THE EDUCATOR

  • The teacher guides while the student learns.
  • The teacher does not just teach the material.
  • He or she also helps the students to use tech properly.

WISE

  • Web-Based Inquiry Science Environment
  • Customizable curricula and situations
  • Customizable by grade and subject

PET

  • Physics Education Technology Project
  • Laboratory simulations
  • Science gaming environments
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OUR SUGGESTIONS:

  • Take time with Integration. If teachers get confused, you know what that means for students.
  • Remind teachers that the technology helps them--it does NOT replace them.
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