Intro to Educational
Technology | Key
Concepts, Tools, Study
Guide & Exam Review
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, Which is not a correct answer about technology No national standards are not directly related to lesson plans. Lesson plans use
standards? P21 standards focus on preparation for 21st- standards to frame learning outcomes.
century skills,
The most frequently applied set of technology
standards comes from the International Society for
Technology in Education,
No national standards are not directly related to lesson
plans, Common Core standards include reference to
technology skills
True or False: The 4Cs advocated by the Partnership for false (The 4Cs are Critical thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and
21st Century Learning include Competence, Creativity)
Communication, Cooperation, and Confidence.
True or False: NETS'T standards assume that teachers true
have met the NETSS standards for students.
Standards impact technology integration by: identifying core technology competencies for students.
Identifying specific lesson plans required at every
school,Dictating accomplished practices in every state,
Identifying core technology competencies for students,
requiring core activities by grade level.
True or False: Common Core Standards align to NETS in false
that they expressly identify technology competencies
for students and teachers.
True or False:NCATE mandates that teacher education true
programs include experiences to ensure future
teachers can utilize technology to facilitate student
learning and support teaching and learning.
Most states require that potential educators have teacher certification requirements
technology skills within their:
Hiring requirements,
Qualifications for professional exams,
Requirements for additional content area certification,
Teacher certification requirements
National certification by the NBTS is a prestigious Indirectly includes a variety of teacher technology competencies
certification recognition that:
Which of the following technology resources support Wikis and forums
communication and collaboration?
Technology | Key
Concepts, Tools, Study
Guide & Exam Review
|Guaranteed success|
, Which is not a correct answer about technology No national standards are not directly related to lesson plans. Lesson plans use
standards? P21 standards focus on preparation for 21st- standards to frame learning outcomes.
century skills,
The most frequently applied set of technology
standards comes from the International Society for
Technology in Education,
No national standards are not directly related to lesson
plans, Common Core standards include reference to
technology skills
True or False: The 4Cs advocated by the Partnership for false (The 4Cs are Critical thinking, Communication, Collaboration, and
21st Century Learning include Competence, Creativity)
Communication, Cooperation, and Confidence.
True or False: NETS'T standards assume that teachers true
have met the NETSS standards for students.
Standards impact technology integration by: identifying core technology competencies for students.
Identifying specific lesson plans required at every
school,Dictating accomplished practices in every state,
Identifying core technology competencies for students,
requiring core activities by grade level.
True or False: Common Core Standards align to NETS in false
that they expressly identify technology competencies
for students and teachers.
True or False:NCATE mandates that teacher education true
programs include experiences to ensure future
teachers can utilize technology to facilitate student
learning and support teaching and learning.
Most states require that potential educators have teacher certification requirements
technology skills within their:
Hiring requirements,
Qualifications for professional exams,
Requirements for additional content area certification,
Teacher certification requirements
National certification by the NBTS is a prestigious Indirectly includes a variety of teacher technology competencies
certification recognition that:
Which of the following technology resources support Wikis and forums
communication and collaboration?
