NOW Classrooms, Grades 6--8 : Lessons for Enhancing Teaching and Learning Through Technology (Supporting ISTE Standards for Students and Digital Citizenship)
(2017)

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PUBLISHED
[United States] : Solution Tree Press, 2017
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1 online resource

ISBN/ISSN
9781945349430 (electronic bk.) MWT11994318, 1945349433 (electronic bk.) 11994318
LANGUAGE
English
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Part of the NOW Classrooms series. Developed specifically for grades 6-8, this resource presents classroom-ready lessons that support the ISTE Standards for Students (formerly NET standards). Use the lessons, which focus on four essential skills (communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity), to take instruction and learning to the next level through the use of technology. Each chapter includes strategies for developing authentic learning experiences and ends with discussion questions for personal reflection. Integrate digital learning and support the ISTE Standards (formerly National Educational Technology Standards for Students or NETS): Understand that real transformational change results from teaching and learning, not ever-changing digital devices. Give students opportunities to exercise their voice, choice, and creativity using multimedia and digital tools. Implement practical novice-, operational-, and wow-level lessons and tips for using digital tools in classroom lessons. Foster digital citizenship, helping students keep themselves and their data safe online and make ethical decisions on the Internet. Learn how to get students communicating, collaborating, innovating, and thinking critically in grade 6-8 classroom lessons. Contents: Chapter 1: Embracing Creativity. Chapter 2: Communicating and Collaborating. Chapter 3: Conducting Research and Curating Information. Chapter 4: Critically Thinking and Solving Problems. Chapter 5: Being Responsible Digital Citizens. Chapter 6: Expanding Technology and Coding Concepts. Epilogue. Appendix. References and Resources

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