Go to I Can Statements for each grade level
An integrated approach to the use of 21st century tools
An adaptation from New Hampshire’sICT Literacy Standards for K-12 Students
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Develop knowledge of ethical, responsible use of technology tools in a society that relies heavily on knowledge of information in its decision-making.
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…TECH FOUNDATIONS
Use 21st century tools to develop technical proficiency at a foundational knowledge level in:
- Hardware;
- Software applications;
- Networks; and
- Elements of digital technology
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…USE WITH CORE SUBJECTS
Become proficient in the use of 21st century tools to access, manage, integrate, evaluate, and create information within the context of the core subjects of:
- Reading;
- Mathematics;
- English and language arts;
- Science;
- Social studies, including civics, government, economics, history, and geography;
- Arts; and
- World languages
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…DIGITAL PORTFOLIOS
Create digital portfolios which:
- Address the following components:
- Basic operations and concepts;
- Social, ethical, and human issues;
- Technology productivity tools;
- Technology communications tools;
- Technology research tools; and
- Technology problem solving and decision-making tools
- Represent proficient, ethical, responsible use of 21st century tools within the context of the core subjects; and
- Include, at a minimum, such digital artifacts as:
- Standardized tests;
- Observation;
- Student work; and
- Comments describing a student’s reflection on his/her work.
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…COGNITIVE PROFICIENCY
Use 21st century tools to develop cognitive proficiency in:
- Literacy;
- Numeracy;
- Problem solving;
- Decision making; and
- Spatial / visual literacy
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I Can Statements for Technology
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Students in GradesK-8 |
Based on Information and Communication Technologies (ICT) Standards and
National Educational Technology Standards for Students (NETS*S)
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