TEXAS STAR CHARTBy: Christopher Simpson

EDLD 5352 November 2009

Agenda

1. What is the STaR Chart?2. How is it used?3. The Four Domains4. Levels of Proficiency5. Data Anyone?6. How do we measure up?7. What’s Next?

What is the STaR Chart?

School Technology and Readiness

Aligned with Long-Range Plan for Technology

Data is used for: Determining Professional Development Determine Funding Needs Gauge progress in implementing Technology

How is it used?

Annual, online survey completed by teachers

SBEC compiles and disaggregates data

Data is distributed to individual campuses

The Four Domains

I. Teaching and LearningII. Educator Preparation and DevelopmentIII. Leadership, Administration &

Instructional SupportIV. Infrastructure for Technology

Click for more information: Long-Range Plan: Vision 2020

Levels of Proficiency

Early Tech

Developing Tech

Advanced Tech

Target Tech

Data Anyone?

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121620

2006-20072007-20082008-2009

How Do We Measure Up?

Teaching and Learning

Early TechDeveloping TechAdvanced TechTarget Tech

Based on 2007-2008 Statewide and Campus Summary

Wiley

How Do We Measure Up?Educator Prep. And Devel-

opment

Early TechDeveloping TechAdvanced TechTarget Tech

Based on 2007-2008 Statewide and Campus Summary

Wiley

How Do We Measure Up?Administration and Support

Early TechDeveloping TechAdvanced TechTarget Tech

Based on 2007-2008 Statewide and Campus Summaries

Wiley

How Do We Measure Up?

Infrastructure for Technology

Early TechDeveloping TechAdvanced TechTarget Tech

Based on 2007-2008 Statewide and Campus Summaries

Wiley

Strengths and Weaknesses

STRENGTHS WEAKNESS

Infrastructure for Technology

Leadership, Admin., Instructional Support

Educator Prep. and Development

Teaching and Learning

Conclusions

We are heading in the right direction Always room for improvement

Focus efforts on improving Teaching and Learning Focus staff development on technology integration

Continue to align ourselves with goals Local, State (LRPT) and National (NCLB)