Teaching Digital Kids

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Teaching Digital Kids

• The new millennials

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Textbook Teaching

• Practice reading skills
• Simple facts readily available
• Can take the textbook home
• Everyone has the same information and product
• ELA.5.1.I. Summarizes and retells to show
  understanding (e.g., oral restating, story
  mapping, webbing).
• ELA.5.1.J. Identifies main points and details in
  expository text.

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Scientific Inquiry

• Hands on experience
• Collaboration with peers
• Real life experiences
• Exposure to tools

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Digital Technology

• Social Studies
• SS.5.24.A. Knows various people and groups who
  make, apply, and enforce rules and laws for
  others (e.g., adult family members, teachers,
  city councils, governors, tribal governments,
  national governments) and who manage disputes
  about rules and laws (e.g., courts at all
  levels).
• SS.5.24.B. Knows the major things governments do
  in one's school, community, state, and nation
  (e.g., make, carry out, and enforce laws manage
  conflicts provide national security).

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Digital Technology

• English and Language Arts
• ELA.5.1.I. Summarizes and retells to show
  understanding (e.g., oral restating, story
  mapping, webbing).
• ELA.5.1.J. Identifies main points and details in
  expository text.
• ELA.5.1.K. Takes basic notes with teacher
  support.

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Digital Technology

• Instructional Technology
• IT.3-5.4.B. Plans a multimedia production using
  an outline, storyboard or graphic organizer.
• IT.3-5.4.C. Uses a scanner, camcorder or digital
  camera to collect images to illustrate text or to
  insert into a slideshow.
• IT.3-5.4.D. Creates a simple document or
  slideshow incorporating text, sound, graphics or
  video.
• IT.3-5.4.E. Creates and presents a short video
  program