 |
| Uncertain
&/or Hesitant |
Willing
but Dependant |
Confident
and Proficient |
Leading
and Enabling Others |
| ICT viewed as an object
with specific skills to be learned. Some professional and personal
use but little integration into teaching and learning. |
ICT viewed as an instrument
or tool for specific tasks. Teachers explore ICT integration activities.
High dependence on support or direction from others. |
ICT viewed as integral
to teaching and learning. Teachers clearly connect use to Curriculum
Framework outcomes for students. Capable of operating independently
with ICT.
|
ICT viewed as a catalyst
for rethinking classroom educational goals. Teachers are leading contributors
to planning for whole school change through ICT integration. They
make intuitive choices for ICT application in education and are active
participants in the learning community. |
Vision
|
| Vision |
| Uncertain
&/or Hesitant |
See
limited value/purpose for ICT use |
| Willing but
Dependant |
Recognise
the potential for ICT to support teaching & learning |
| Confident and
Proficient |
Value
opportunities to use ICT within all aspects of teaching & learning.
Reflect on, & evaluate the use, of ICT in education. Am learning to
systematically evaluate ICT use in education. |
| Leading and
Enabling Others |
View ICT
as seamless & explore integration at classroom, school & system
level. Keep abreast with research in ICT integration & make informed
contribution to transforming educational practice. Exhibit a strong systematic
evaluation oriented approach to the use of ICT in education. Conduct systematic
research in ICT in education & share with the profession. |
| |
| Uncertain &/or
Hesitant |
Require
significant assistance from peers in the use of ICTAm hesitant seeking support,
aware of own limitations using ICT |
| Willing but
Dependant |
Am comfortable
asking peers/colleagues &/or students for assistance in the use of ICT.
Am gaining confidence in using ICT with some scaffolding; |
| Confident and
Proficient |
Provide
others with support for ICT at a variety of levels. Take an active role
in the integration/use of ICT by giving, sharing & developing ideas
& practices; Recognise student expertise & negotiates & collaborates
with them in the use of ICT. Encourage students to support & mentor
each other. |
| Leading and
Enabling Others |
Provide
ideas, support & leadership with integration of ICT into the curriculum
& its adoption by others. Challenge structures, systems & perceptions
of ICT integration in education. Model innovative practice within &
beyond the school & help others progress along the continuum. Enable
& empower students & colleagues to be innovative in their own learning
pathways. |
|
|
| Uncertain &/or
Hesitant |
Have limited
awareness of ethical & moral dimensions of ICT use in education. |
| Willing but
Dependant |
Appreciate
& begin to apply ethical & moral principles to the use of ICT when
planning |
| Confident and
Proficient |
Have increasing
sophistication in dealing with moral & ethical ICT issues through application
& use with learners |
| Leading and
Enabling Others |
Develop
and apply sophisticated ethical and moral standards in ICT-related educational
activities, teaching & student/school practice |
| Classroom Practice |
| Uncertain &/or
Hesitant |
Provide
incidental opportunities for learners to use word processing & drill
& practice software |
| Willing but
Dependant |
Provide
opportunity for students to use basic applications linking to learning outcomes |
| Confident and
Proficient |
Integrate
ICT into teaching & learning practices with explicit links to learning
outcomes |
| Leading and
Enabling Others |
Innovate
with ICT teaching/learning methodologies to meet individual learners’
needs. Provide a supportive environment where students can be self directed
learners in their use of ICT |
| Planning |
| Uncertain &/or
Hesitant |
Have begun
to use ICT for planning purposes. |
| Willing but
Dependant |
Experiment
with ICT use in planning for teaching/learning, assessing & reporting |
| Confident and
Proficient |
Utilise
the full potential of ICT in planning for teaching & learning, assessing
& reporting. Reflect & consider changes to own practice & programs
to better incorporate ICT. |
| Leading and
Enabling Others |
Provide
ideas, support & leadership with integration of ICT for all aspects
of teaching & learning. Review own teaching practice & provide opportunities
for learners to make their own informed decisions about the use of ICT to
achieve outcomes described in the NTCF. |
| Resources |
| Uncertain &/or
Hesitant |
Use ICT
as a stand-alone resource to browse & locate simple learning resources. |
| Willing but
Dependant |
Access
& store resources on the local network |
| Confident and
Proficient |
Contribute
to shared local electronic resources.Integrate electronic resources into
teaching/learning |
| Leading and
Enabling Others |
Access
& contribute to external & systemic resources to enable an ICT rich
curriculum |
| Classroom Management |
| Uncertain &/or Hesitant |
Schedule some student
use of ICT with little direction or connectedness to student needs. |
| Willing but Dependant |
Direct student
use of ICT with emerging recognition of student needs |
| Confident and Proficient |
Provide expanded
opportunity for students to negotiate the use of ICT to move towards identified
outcomes |
| Leading and Enabling
Others |
Encourage students
to select how & when ICT is used based on individual learning needs
& styles |
| Online Interaction |
| Uncertain &/or Hesitant |
Use email &
instant message tools to communicate with others |
| Willing but Dependant |
Provide opportunities
for participation in online activities with emerging links to learning outcomes. |
| Confident and Proficient |
Integrate online
projects into teaching/learning with clear links to learning outcomes to
meet individual learner needs. |
| Leading and Enabling
Others |
Engage students
& peers in flexible & inclusive use of online communities, for the
purpose of learning through collaboration |
| Recording and Reporting |
| Uncertain &/or Hesitant |
Use basic monitoring
tools for recording evidence of learning |
| Willing but Dependant |
Monitor & record
evidence of learning using a range of electronic tools. Begin to create
electronic monitoring tools relevant to teaching & learning needs |
| Confident and Proficient |
Make comprehensive
use of ICT tools for monitoring & recording evidence linked to learning
outcomes. |
| Leading and Enabling
Others |
Provide leadership
in electronic monitoring, recording & reporting of student learning. |