You are on page 1of 16

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

INTRODUCTION
Peer coaching
program

Objectives

Focus

Focus

Process

Process

Values &
Benefits

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

OBJECTIVES
To have at least ONEmember of each faculty to successfully integrate an aspect of
ICT into ONE topic each semester and evaluate their effectiveness making
modifications where necessary.
To include include the use of at least ONE collaborative ICT strategy, such as online
spread sheets or blogs, and ONEinteractive class room strategy such as through
scootle or other interactive websites.

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

FOCUS

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

PROCESS: MEET

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

PROCESS: VISION

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

PROCESS: PLAN

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

PROCESS: JOURNEY

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

PROCESS: SUCCESS

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

VALUE & BENEFITS


Guide

Resource

Teachers

Useful

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

VALUE & BENEFITS


Collaboration

Visualisations

Students

Motivation

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

VALUE & BENEFITS


IT
Support

Promoting
ICT

Value
Adding
Teacher Link

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

SUPPORTING ARNDELL GOALS

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

CONCLUSION

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

BIBLIOGRAPHY
Beavers, D. 2001. Professional development: Outside the workshop box. Principal Leadership, 1(9), 43-46.
Diaz, L. B. 1999. Integrated Technology: Some things you should know. Learning and Leading with Technology, 27(3), 10.
McKenzie, J. 1999. Coaching for a change. How teachers learn technology best. FNO Press.
Ottenbreit-Leftwich, A. Glazewski, K. Newby, T. Ertmer, P. 2010. Teacher value beliefs associated with technology:
Addressing professional and student needs. Computers & Education 55, 1321-1335.
Prestridge, S. 2010. ICT professional development for teachers in online forums: Analysing the role of discussion. Teaching
and Teacher Education. 26, 252-258.
Scheffler, F. L. & Logan, J. P. 1999. Computer technology in schools: What teachers should know and be able to do. Journal
of Research on Computing in Education. 31(3).
Sundli, Liv. 2007. Mentoring A New Mantra for Education? Teaching and Teacher Education. 23, 201-214.

Focus

Process

Values &
Benefits

Teachers
Students
IT Staff

You might also like