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n: Now widely accepted as a viable medium for learning, the Internet is one of the most common instructional technologies used in elementary and secondary classrooms. This singular guide proposes that the Internet can similarly revolutionize teacher training. In fact, the authors and experts who participated in the development of this guide see the Internet as an open invitation for professional development journeys that can meet the unique needs of any learning community. Each of the guide`s six sections includes an overview, step-by-step explanation, examples to reinforce concepts, and resources to assist with planning, knowledge gathering, and implementation. The process is systematic, blending strategies, methods and tools for efficiency and flexibility. With nothing more than interest, use of the Internet, and this guide, you can develop an online learning program that will quickly become an important and strategic partner in your school or district`s improvement and reform efforts.
Five Great Reasons for Teachers, Staff Developers and Administrators to Have This Guide
Moves professional development beyond the one-size-fits-all model traditionally used by schools with tight budgets and limited time for teacher training
Correlates to ISTE`s NETS for Teachers and the National Staff Development Council (NSCD) Standards
Provides an innovative Rapid Research section that will save time in grant writing, workshop development, report writing, work validation, and other projects requiring supporting data
Includes ample appendixes with completed process guides for rural an urban school districts, a glossary, and a bibliography for more in-depth study
Includes a CD-ROM with process guide templates.
FEATURES: Contains materials or ideas that are useful for higher education courses, inservice workshops, and other teacher training ¢ Uses the Internet to teachISBN 978813090909
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Pages : 312
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