Proficiency 2.2
Proficiency 2.2 -- Overview of the Proficiency:
Collaborates with others through electronic media and computer-based collaborative tools.
Demonstrate the Following:
• Evidence of sustained communication with parents, students, and/or colleagues (e.g.. mailing lists, video conferencing, online staff development, voice mail, homework hotline.)
Helpful Links:
Epals.com-- this link leads to an online classroom community and provider of student-safe email.
Homework Now -- a free online service that keeps teachers, students, and parents connected.
Telecollaborate! -- an online link that leads to collaboration ideas from start to finish.
Collaboration Guide -- this site provides a guide for educators in the area of electronic collaboration.
Ask A Scientist -- this page lists email contact information for people working in the various areas of science.
Mars Team Online -- a NASA quest with activities that involve student collaboration.
Promote Student Collaboration -- an article that outlines ways teachers can promote collaboration amongst students.
Level III Mentor tips:
- For the non-traditional teacher or school administrator:
- A principal can deliver a PowerPoint presentation to staff on current API scores and information about addressing the California Content Standards in lesson plans.
- An activities director can email entire staff in regards to "Character Counts" information on a weekly basis.
- Teachers can create web sites that post information about class assignments, policies, etc. for parents and students.
Questions or Comments: Please email , Kelly Bergen if you have any questions.
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