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EDU 535 Technology Practicum Fall 2009 Todd Arends

Todd Arends. High School Math High School Media Production High School Business High School Science TeacherBrad LarsonGretchen BruhnMark HulshofDan Dickes

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Page 1: Todd Arends. High School Math High School Media Production High School Business High School Science TeacherBrad LarsonGretchen BruhnMark HulshofDan Dickes

EDU 535Technology Practicum

Fall 2009

Todd Arends

Page 2: Todd Arends. High School Math High School Media Production High School Business High School Science TeacherBrad LarsonGretchen BruhnMark HulshofDan Dickes

High SchoolMath

High SchoolMedia Production

High School Business

High School Science

Teacher Brad Larson Gretchen Bruhn Mark Hulshof Dan Dickes

Content Slope of line Adobe Application

Career planning & Resumes

Review for Test

Technology Used

Smart BoardCalculators

Smart BoardComputersInternet

Smart BoardComputersInternet

Smart Board

How Tech was integrated

Used to show solutions/problem solving.

Bell ringerDeliver content. Tutorial video.

Streaming video“best of best” application.

Selecting StudentsCategory sortProblem solving

Student Involvement

ActiveInteractive

PassiveActive independently

PassiveInteractiveActive independently

ActiveInteractive

Who/What I Observed

Page 3: Todd Arends. High School Math High School Media Production High School Business High School Science TeacherBrad LarsonGretchen BruhnMark HulshofDan Dickes

Middle School Math

Middle School Science

Middle School Technology

Middle SchoolSocial Studies

Teacher Grant Vietor Jill Hulshof Grant Vietor Julie Green

Content Astronomy Keyboarding Current Events

Technology Used

Smart BoardSenteo’ Clickers

Smart BoardComputer

ProjectorComputers

Smart Board

How Tech was integrated

CorrectionPresentationAssessment

InstructionsPresentationsLab Procedures

PresentationDemonstrationAdditional practice

Multimedia – videoDemonstrationAsessment

Student Involvement

ActiveInteractive

PassiveActiveInteractive

PassiveActive independently

PassiveActiveInteractive

Who/What I Observed

Page 4: Todd Arends. High School Math High School Media Production High School Business High School Science TeacherBrad LarsonGretchen BruhnMark HulshofDan Dickes

General Comparison

Middle School High School

More interactive Used to differentiate Used as hands on Used creatively to

engage students involvement

Used as game Used to focus

attention

Used to deliver Content information.

Used to give extra information.

Used primarily to show or demonstrate a process or correct assigned work.

Non-threatening student selection.

View multi-media. Project completion.

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Observing StudentsOutcomes

More interactive More participation Instant feedback More motivated Had more “aha” moments Asked more questions Discussed what they saw

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Observing TeachersOutcomes

Better prepared Access to more information Able to assist one on one Ability to tailor instruction More time on task Able to “show” rather than tell More enthusiasm/energy

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Technology appropriately used encourages students to interact and engage in their own learning rather than become a passive observer.

Students prefer to be challenged by integrating technology to use in problem solving.

Teachers using technology effectively in their classrooms assist students in the learning process.

Teachers that challenge themselves by trying new technologies are more involved in the classroom by the nature of the environment they teach in.

Conclusion