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Each One Reaches One Using Technology to Motivate Students

Each One Reaches One Using Technology to Motivate Students. Session II and Session III Alicia Hayes and Maria Villar George Bush High School Broncos Mathematics. The Lesson Cycle using Technology.

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Each One Reaches One Using Technology to Motivate Students

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  1. Each One Reaches OneUsing Technology to Motivate Students Session II and Session III Alicia Hayes and Maria Villar George Bush High School Broncos Mathematics

  2. The Lesson Cycle using Technology • Warm-Up: Obtain immediate feedback using e-instructionDiscuss warm-up question using document camera, save mark-upShow graphs and results - % correct • Present Lesson:Using document camera • Guided Practice:Present another problem using the document camera, student shows work using the AirlinerTeacher circulates room to check other students’ work • Assessment:Ask summative feedback using e-instruction Show the results – item analysis, individual student report using e-instruction

  3. E-Instruction Ideaswww.einstruction.com • Record answers for different versions • Can use a hard copy of the assessment • Do questions at home, record answers at school • Item analysis, cumulative • Use with test item generator (ExamView) • Games with PowerPoint, music • Quiz Show • Released TAKS questions

  4. E-Instruction Pros and Cons • Pros: Quick way to solicit responses Quick and easy data collection (Data Teams) • Cons: Need projector Limited number of sets per campus Expensive ($2500+)

  5. Document Camera (ELMO) Ideaswww.elmousa.com • Share student work, in color and 3D • Zoom and focus • Lights on or off • Colored paper • Record movies, save pictures • Saves marked documents

  6. Document Camera (ELMO) Pros and Cons • Pros: No special overhead transparencies Lightweight, portable Use with computer or projector only • Cons: Need projector Expensive ($500 - $1495)

  7. SmartBoard Airliner Ideashttp://smarttech.com/ • Ready-made lessons searchable online • Create new lessons similar to using PowerPoint • Integration with document cameras

  8. SmartBoard Airliner Pros and Cons • Pros: Integrates with document camera Inexpensive ($189+) Portable Ready-made lessons • Con: Need projector

  9. Online Resources SmartBoard Lessons • http://education.smarttech.com/ste/en-us/Ed+Resource/Lesson+activities/Notebook+activities/ • http://education.smarttech.com/ste/en-US/Ed+Resource/Lesson+activities/Notebook+activities/Browse+Notebook/United+States/Secondary/ • http://technology.usd259.org/resources/whiteboards/smart-lessons/high_school_lessons.html#Math

  10. Online Resources E-Instruction Released TAKS Questions (2004) • http://einstruction.com/Downloads/index.cfm?nFileTypeID=48&Menu=Downloads&fuseaction=Downloads.Display&link=downloads&action=display&CheckForCode=Yes

  11. Each One Reaches OneUsing Technology to Motivate Students Thanks for coming!

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