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NSD PD iTech

February / March 2016

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NSD PD

What do I do

now that I have technology?

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What do I do with technology?

That's the question we all ask when suddenly we actually get tablets and chromebooks and Macbooks in our classrooms. It's awesome -- but what do I do?

Objective

  • Understand what technology means in the hands of students in this time of Common Core State Standards and media overload.
  • Consider the implications of personalized learning on instructional design, and how SAMR Ladder can help transform your teaching to meet the needs of learners in these modern times.

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SAMR

JEN

Watch: SAMR in 120 Seconds SAMR by Students

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Image created by Dr. Ruben Puentedura, Ph.D.

http://www.hippasus.com/rrpweblog/

"Using the SAMR Model in Educoaching - Google Docs." 22 Feb. 2015 <https://docs.google.com/document/d/1nJZ7fB0Fbh-hgcgxc9IhyyvjMdcGuuy1CKWZ02XCbUM/edit?usp=sharing>

Redefinition: Extend example from Modification: Receive immediate feedback from peers / teacher in Comment and Chat; Post and share final product in blog; Add own infographic from Google Drawing; Collaborate with peers in another school.

Modification: Collaborating on response in same Google Doc with a peer, adding and citing information and images with “Research Tool.” [video how-to; video how-to search for free to use images]

Augmentation: Writing a response in Google Docs and and share immediately with teacher or peer.

Substitution: Writing a response to a question in Google Docs; able to cut/paste.

Review Video: SAMR by Students

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What Job is This?

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What Job is This?

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Kids Today

Information

in their pockets

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Teachers

No longer

information disseminators

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Kids Today

can ‘Google” it

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Kids Today

Who knows

what jobs

will exist

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Kids Today

Problem-Solvers

Creators

Communicators

Collaborators

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Think

Critically,

Creatively

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Kids Today

not patient

not studious

not observant

not flexible

express in 140 characters

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Kids Today

know what they need

in the moment

not for their future

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Teachers

Must Change

We’re not in Kansas anymore.

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Teachers

Must Change the Focus

Problem-Solving -- that matters

Creators--to better the world

Communicators -- in many media

Collaborators -- within diversity

Critical Thinkers --

reason, question, evaluate, decide

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Teachers

Must Change the Instruction

For the students we have

Technology

is not the answer

Technology

is the tool

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Teachers

Must Change the Instruction

For the students we have

Differentiate

Path, Pace, Place

Student Passion

Student Questions

Deeper Learning

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Teachers

Must Change the Instruction

For the students we have

Teacher role changes

from one in charge of information

to one in charge of

supporting students

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Teachers

Must Change the Instruction

For the students we have

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because

Kids Today

not patient

not studious

not observant

not flexible

express in 140 characters

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relationships

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“When you plant lettuce,

if it does not grow well,

you don't blame the lettuce.

You look for reasons

it is not doing well.

Hanh Nhat Thich

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Teachers

Must look for the reasons

the child is not doing well.

Differentiate

Personalize

Blend

Inquire

Choice:

Path

Pace

Place

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Goal

Student Engagement

Teacher Engagement

Blended Learning

Teacher focus on small groups

Students focus on

path, place, pace

Teacher:

Design Learning

Student:

Design / Choice / Inquiry / Agency

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It’s about the content and context

It’s never about the technology

It’s about developing learner agency.

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The Adaptable Mind

That which makes us human

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Technology

Technology

is not the answer

Technology

is the tool

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Teachers and Students

Inquire

Question

Initiate

Empathize

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Problem of Practice

What inquiry question

drives your practice?

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because

Kids Today

not patient

not studious

not observant

not flexible

express in 140 characters

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initiative or self-regulation of the learner

interdependence and awareness of responsibility

Learner Agency

power to act

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What do I do with technology?

That's the question we all ask when suddenly we actually get tablets and chromebooks and Macbooks in our classrooms. It's awesome -- but what do I do?

Objective

  • Understand what technology means in the hands of students in this time of Common Core State Standards and media overload.
  • Consider the implications of personalized learning on instructional design, and how SAMR Ladder can help transform your teaching to meet the needs of learners in these modern times.

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Your agency:

Choice of

pace -- time

path -- options

place -- groups

Inspired by your

initiative

inquiry

interdependence

responsibility

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Inquire

Initiate

Critically Think

Create -- Share

Communicate - Share

Collaborate - Share

Empathize

Your

Learner

Agency

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Engaged

Together,

we can.

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Exit Ticket Teacher Question 011

In the question shown above in the Exit Ticket, please answer:

Propose your inquiry question

for another 3, 6, 14? hours.

Think: Your Own Professional Needs

Today’s Learning

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Thank You

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Sources

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The Adaptable Mind

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