
CONSIDER:
"The most exciting breakthroughs of the 21st-Century will not occur because of technology but because of an expanding concept of what it means to be human."
John Naisbitt
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"The most important challenge the U.S. educational system faces is not preparing students to do well on high stakes tests, but rather fostering 21st-Century skills and knowledge in learners so that they are prepared to participate in our global, knowledge-based civilization. This challenge requires both that teachers understand what types of knowledge and skills are required in leading edge workplaces (e.g., decision making under uncertainty, just-in-time learning, information filtering), and that teachers are themselves adept in generic higher order cognitive, affective, and social skills such as systems thinking, creativity, and collaboration."
(Dede 2000; Dede 2003; Partnership for 21st Century Skills 2003).
NETS-T-Standards
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Sample Questions - Teacher Tech Skills Assessment (Learning.com)
Niagara Falls-WayFind Assessment Posttest 15-16 Exam (1).pdf
NFStaff132, Nfcsd (2) Results.pdf
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Instructional Technology Integration Resources
ISTE Standards
Common Core - Technology Focus (Kitchen) - CCSS - mk.pdf

National Educational Technology Plan - 2016.pdf