FINAL PROJECT FOR CI 3850
FALL 2005
The culminating activity for CI 3850 is a teaching presentation enhanced by media and technology that is appropriate for your content area and age level. The goals of this presentation are to utilize a suitable instructional strategy that directly relates to a NC SCOS Objective for your target age group/content area, collaborate with peers, effectively use technologies that are interesting to students, build understanding through a sequence of activities (presentation modes of overheads, PowerPoint, video, handouts, etc.) that require active learning and creative higher order thinking skills, and finally evaluate and reflect on the activity. Themes of literacy, technology and instruction from the course must be apparent in your project as you determine the topic of the presentation.
Project must include:
D.2.3 Teachers modify instruction and assessment to meet the needs of individual student.
T.1.1 Teachers demonstrate introductory knowledge, skills, and understanding of concepts related to technology (as described in the ISTE National Education Technology Standards for Students).
T.1.2 Teachers demonstrate continual growth in technology knowledge and skills to stay abreast of current and emerging technologies.
C.2.5 Teacher have strong and current technology skills.
C.1.2 Teachers know the content appropriate to their teaching specialty.
C.2.11 Teachers align their instruction with the required curriculum
D.2.2 Teachers assist students in developing multiple learning strategies to address discipline specific content, communication, critical thinking, and problem solving skills.
T.2.1 Teachers design developmentally appropriate learning opportunities that apply technology-enhanced instructional strategies to support the diverse needs of learners.
T.5.1 Teachers use technology resources to engage in ongoing professional development and lifelong learning
C.5.2 Teachers collaborate with their colleagues
C.2.3 Teachers are expert communicators
T.5.2 Teachers continually evaluate and reflect on professional practice to make informed decisions regarding the use of technology in support of student learning.
Teaching with Media: Final Project Rubric
Criteria | Does not meet Standard D-F | Meets Standard B-C | Goal - A | Your Score |
Appropriate instructional strategy | Instructional goals, methods, and materials are inappropriate for the students they will teach; and do not enhance learning in a technology rich environment | Some instructional goals, methods, and materials are inappropriate for the students they will teach | Instructional goals, methods, and materials are appropriate for the students they will teach; Strategies enhance technology learning | |
Appropriate/effective use of diversity, media literacy, and technology in presentation | Project fails to design or implement learning opportunities for diverse learners. and candidate does not demonstrate continued knowledge of current or emerging technologies. | Lesson demonstrates a medium understanding of the application of learning opportunities to support of the diverse needs of learners. Shows some knowledge of current and emerging technologies in teaching. | Designs and implements learning opportunities to support and meet the needs of individual students; Displays a continual growth in technology knowledge and skills to stay abreast of current and emerging technologies | |
Effective use of technologies and resources | Fails to identify, locate, and implement appropriate technologies. | Identifies, locates and implements appropriate technologies suitable for presentation goals and objectives. | Identifies, locates and implements appropriate technologies suitable for presentation goals and objectives; includes insightful references to current research on teaching and learning with technology when planning learning environments and experiences. | |
Appropriate use of content area standards, goals & strategies | Presentation goals, standards and strategies are unclear. | Presentation goals and strategies are clear. | Presentation goals and strategies are clear and concise. Targets both audience and NC objectives. | |
Organization of content/preparation | Lack of collaboration among group members; presentation is an inappropriate length or poorly organized. | Displays collaboration among group members; flow and timing of presentation is adequate. | Displays collaboration among group members; exhibits appropriate flow and timing of presentation | |
Evaluation/ Reflection | Evaluation and/or reflection are not present. | Students participate in the presentation with some input as to the assessment of presentation. | Demonstrates consistent & thoughtful evaluation and reflection of accuracy and suitability of the technology resources for the presentation. Reflections include specific ideas for improvement. |