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"The happiest people
don't worry too much about whether life is fair or not, they just
get on with it."
--Andrew Matthews
"Always do what you
want, and say what you feel, because those who mind don't matter,
and those who matter don't mind."
--Dr. Suess
"You get more joy
out of the giving to others, and should put a good deal of thought
into the happiness you are able to give."
--Eleanor Roosevelt
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The Department of Educational Technology
Teachers
and administrators use technology tools and strategies for continuous
improvement of curriculum and instruction and to assess, gather,
analyze, evaluate, and communicate information.
The Department of Educational Technology is committed to improving
the quality of education for students and teachers by providing
technology opportunities and resources for all students, faculty,
and staff.
Primary Strategies
- Collaborate with all stakeholders—board members, central
office, principals, teachers, parents, and students to implement
effective technology practices throughout the six core strategies
of The Charleston Plan for Excellence
- Focus on goals to improve achievement and instruction
- Coherent Curriculum
- Differentiation of Instruction
- Data-driven Decisions
- Build networks of instructional experts and teacher leaders
to extend instructional capacity through the effective use of
technology
- Create a corps of instruction-focused administrators who foster
an environment and culture conducive to the comprehensive integration
of technology
- Create a system of ongoing professional development that
responds to data-revealed needs that are connected to District
goals
- Provide incentives for professional growth
- Continually learn, assess, and readjust practice
The CCSD Department of Educational Technology (DET) Curriculum
and Instruction Improvement Framework
Differentiated Instruction
- Supports teacher and administrator use of assessments and
other data to identify appropriate curriculum and instructional
strategies for specific groups of students.
- Ensures teachers have the technology skills, resources, and
support to differentiate instruction.
Coherent Curriculum
- Helps teachers implement the coherent curriculum by addressing
standards through the effective use of technology and curricular
resources.
Research-Driven Practice
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