V. Productivity and Professional Practice

 

V.D

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

 

  Developing Approaching Meets Exceeds
Use technology communication tools Rarely communicates using technology resources Uses some simple communication tools but does not always choose the most appropriate method Understands how and when to use basic electronic communication tools and is able to create and publish simple Web pages Uses multiple communication tools efficiently and effectively, and mentors peers and students
Communicate and collaborate with peers Engages in very little communication with others using digital media Demonstrates some collaboration but is inconsistent in engaging in communication opportunities with peers Participates in technology-based collaboration and telecommunications regularly as part of ongoing professional growth Consistently collaborates with peers using telecommunications and other digital media. Facilitates the communications among others
Communicate and collaborate with parents and the larger community Infrequently uses technology to communicate with parents and the larger community Inconsistently uses technology to 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 Regularly uses technology to communicate and collaborate with parents and the larger community on the status, activities, and achievements of students. Uses electronic communications to solicit feedback from parents and the community
Use communication technology to nurture student learning Demonstrates a lack of clarity and consistency in using communications technology to nurture student learning Occasionally communicates using technology to nurture student learning, but inconsistency hinders full use of the media Shows evidence that electronic communication with peers, parents, and community members results in development of improved student learning Recognizes students’ talents in the use of technology and provides them with opportunities to share their expertise with their teachers, peers, and others, thus motivating increased student learning