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V.D:
Teachers use technology to communicate and collaborate with peers, parents, and the larger community in order to nurture student learning.

Criteria

Meets

Use technology communication tools

Understands how to use basic electronic communication tools and is able to create and publish simple Web pages

Communicate and collaborate with peers

Regularly participates in technology-based collaboration as part of ongoing professional growth

Communicate and collaborate with parents and the larger community

Regularly uses technology to communicate and collaborate with parents and the larger community on the status, activities, and achievements of students

Use communication technology to nurture student learning

Shows evidence that electronic communication with peers, parents, and community members results in development of improved student learning

 

Following must be included to achieve “meets” on all criteria.

Evidence of use of basic communication tools

Published web page

Evidence of technology based collaboration and professional growth

Evidence of communication with parents and the community

Evidence of how electronic communication tools improve student learning

 
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