Culminating Paper
/ SOL Impressions Paper
I would like to know how
you plan to use these applications that we have analyzed in the past weeks.
Will you use them personally, in your profession, or both? Do you feel
that the availability and your expertise with these applications will effect
the way in which you work and communicate? Will your methods of instruction
be impacted by the use of these technologies, and if so do you imagine
that student performance will be impacted also?
Read the Standards of
Learning and Technology Standards for Instructional Personnel. Discuss
your impressions of what the standards mean to you as an educator. Give
all of these questions / tasks careful consideration and respond according
to the following guidelines which will be used to determine your grade.
Papers will be assigned from 1 to 4 points,
based upon
a) quality of coverage,
b) thought, and
c) grammar, spelling, and usage.
Below are the characteristics that will lead
to the assessed quality:
3.6 - 4 pts. Highest Quality - Would
be an A or B
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Addressed all areas assigned effectively
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Referenced the classs readings / lecture material
/ experiences with the technology - not necessarily a direct quote or citation
but a clear reference to the ideas / notions / implications
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Expressed a thoughtful relationship amongst
your educational beliefs, the various standards, and techniques for effective
integration of the varied technologies studied within the course
3.5 - 1.6 pts. Medium Quality - Would
be a B or C
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Meets requirements to a limited degree but not
well enough for " >3.5"
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Did not include all areas assigned
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Wandered into dialogue not necessarily related
to the assignment
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Some typographical errors and careless writing
1.5 - 0 pts. Low Quality - Would be a
D or F
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Directions for writing not followed
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Assigned topics not covered
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Concentrated on simply reviewing the standards,
text and class material
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Wrote entirely on a different topic such as
testing, current states of technology, unobtainable goals etc.
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