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    Post: Technology and Literacy... Please help an aspiring teacher

    W.Potts

    Posted on 10/05/09

    Good Afternoon Educators,
    Looking to gather some information concerning technology,
    its use in the classroom, and how you feel it postively or
    negatively effects literacy development... I have to do
    a "action research project", and the topic I chose was
    technologies effect on literacy development. I have just a
    couple questions and if you could answer them it would be a
    HUGE help...

    1)Do you use technology in your classroom? ie smartboards,
    powerpoint,ordifferent educational software...

    2)How do your students respond to your use of technology?

    3)Have you noticed a difference in your students abilities
    to process and retain information because of your use of
    technology?

    4)Do your students who normally struggle in areas of
    reading and comprehension have higher levels of achievement
    when content is delivered traditionally or when delivered
    technologically? For example if comparing a lecture without
    powerpoint to one using it, do you feel you capture student
    attention more positvely... do students who use a computer
    to do research for a project produce better work compared
    to students who use books?

    5)Do you believe technology should be used in the
    classroom? Can an educator be as effective without using
    technology to deliver content? Can you achieve your lesson
    plan goals without it?

    6)Do you feel programs like microsoft word have a postive
    effect or negative effect on student vocabulary or grammar
    skills? Do you feel this can act as a crutch or actually
    exposes them to vocabulary and writing methods that they
    can use?

    7)Does your school/district invest money into technology?
    Does it actually have a plan concerning its use?

    8)Does your use of technology help students grasp the
    curriculum? How do you know this?

    9)Does your school/district provide training on how to use
    these tools or are you left to figure it out on your own?
    Are you interested in recieving technology use training?

    10)What is one way you used technology in your classroom
    and did you use it with the intention to improve/support
    student literacy development?

    Thank you so much for considering the answering of these
    questions... I know you all have so much on your plates...
    I wish you all the best...

    William Pottenburgh


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  • Technology and Literacy... Please help an aspiring teacher, 10/05/09, by W.Potts.
  • Re: Technology and Literacy... Please help an aspiring teach, 10/20/09, by Ron.
  • Re: Technology and Literacy... Please help an aspiring teach, 10/23/09, by CTJS.
  • Re: Technology and Literacy... Please help an aspiring teach, 10/25/09, by MS.
  • Re: Technology and Literacy... Please help an aspiring teach, 11/12/09, by Ron.

     
     

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