8. Using teaching, learning and assessment strategies and resources in which ICT is embedded QCT Standards
9. The Essential Learnings describe the knowledge, understanding and ways of working that students need for ongoing learning, social and personal competence and participation in a democratic society. The Essential Learnings give teachers clarity about what to teach. Scope and Sequence Years 1-9 provides information for teachers about the literacy genres, numeracy opportunities and demands, and possibilities for using ICT in the learning program for each of the Key Learning Areas in Years 1-9.
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16. LEVEL ONE ICT Certificate acknowledges teachers who demonstrate foundation level capabilities with ICT in a learning context Professional Knowledge I understand that ICT can be used to benefit teaching and learning and is most effective when used in the context of learning and not as an end itself. Professional Practice When planning, I incorporate the use of ICT in achieving curriculum goals I provide opportunities for students to use ICT as part of their learning I provide opportunities for students to use ICT to gather information and to communicate with a known audience I manage the access to and use of ICT resources in meeting student learning needs I use a range of ICT resources and devices for professional purposes I use ICT to locate, create and record information and resources I can store, organise and retrieve digital resources I use ICT to access and manage information about student learning Professional Values I identify and participate in professional development to effectively implement planning where ICT is integrated I select ICT resources appropriate for learning in a range of contexts and for a diversity of learners I operate safely, legally, ethically and in accordance with departmental policy when using digital resources, technologies and online environments. I model these practices with students Professional Relationships I use ICT to communicate with others for professional purposes
19. Teacher’s focus on product or process What is the most significant facet of using ICT?
20. Product vs Process Teacher librarian: What I was saying before about perfection is that one of these issues with everything and this ICT is that I'd rather that kids get in there and had a go rather than believe we can get perfection. Who are we to tell them how to do it. We are not movie producers or graphic artist. We’ve got to stop telling them there are right ways of doing things and I wonder whether we’ve quite got that in the culture yet. That's one of the PD problems. That people are hung up on the fact that the year 3 website might not be a good website. Well I don't think it really matters. I mean we'll do a crummy one this year and a better one next year. And so on I don't think we have to be perfect.
21. Process Teacher: You know some are thinking oooh you have to teach power point. You just sit them down and let them go for it. The hard bit is teaching them the good literacy and the underlying messages and the design. They are the skills that are hard. The computer skills are the easy bit.