2. School Mission
Technology Dimension
Overview
Each Technology Dimension
Conclusion
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3. “… to develop lifelong
learners who meet the
demand of a global society”
from the
Lexington High School Webpage
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4. Learners & Their Environment
Professional Capacity
Instructional Capacity
Community Connections
Support Capacity
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5. Research proven strategies
Technology literacy by the
end of the 8th grade
Enhance overall level of
academic achievement
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6. Provide curriculum development
Provide professional
development
Increase teacher competency
Enhance student achievement
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7. Use current and emerging
technology
Learner-centered environment
Enhance academic achievement
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8. Include assistive technology
Maximize community involvement
Foster community partnerships
Enhance student achievement
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9. Expand technology resources
Support technology
resources
Assist student and teachers
Enhance student achievement
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10. “Students are being prepared
to be thinking, productive,
responsible and self-directed,
lifelong learners in an ever-
changing world.”
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11. U.S. Department of Education, Office of
Educational Technology. (2010). Transforming
american education: learning powered by
technology.
Lexington high school webpage. (n.d.). Retrieved from
https://angel.lexington1.net/section/default.as
p?id=LHS%5FPublic%5FContent&ts=130590647
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