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FETC NETS-S 1

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NETS for Students

 

 

National Education Technology Standards Activity

 

Think of a school-age child or young adult you know. What kind of school experience has this student had so far? Is s/he successful academically? What kinds of challenges does s/he face?

 

Now read the NETS for Students handout. How would technology-supported instruction based on these standards impact this student? What positive results would you predict? What challenges might arise? How do these standards align with the 21st century framework? How can use of the NETS and Framework be sustained over time?

 

 

Use the space below to jot down your ideas and then share them with your team. After your discussion, revisit your answers and make them as thorough and complete as possible in the given time.

 


 

 

1. How can instruction that is technology-supported and based on these standards and the framework impact students? If implemented properly the standards and framework can help students learn in ways that are meaningful. Elevate the minimum standards to a more effective level, thereby preparing students for the 21st century.

 

2. What positive results would you predict?

Acceptance to higher learning institutions and greater employability.

 

 

3. What challenges might arise?

Time Management

Access, hardware, expense

 

 

4. How do these standards align with the 21st century framework? 

The NET-S standards would be incorporated and aligned under the "Standards and Assessments" area of the 21st century framework.

 

 

 

5. How can innovations based on use of the NETS and the 21st century framework be sustained over time?

Professional Development is the key.

 

 

 

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