Dear Sippers,
I'll throw this one out:
Would/should you use the same criteria(instrument) to evaluate a
school's technology plan compared to a district's or state's plan?
Should you have a different instrument? Is it important for all plans,
no matter who they are written for, to contain the same information.
Should they basically look, taste and feel the same? As I look at the
planning guide and evaluate technology plans, I'm wondering if the
elementary school plan should be as detailed as a district or state
plan. Any thoughts?
Rob
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Rob Hammer, Campus Technologist
Harker Heights Elementary School
726 S Ann
Harker Heights, Texas 76548
Phone 1-254-501-2058
Fax 1-254-680-3592
rdhammer@tenet.edu
Learn as though you would never be able to master it; hold it as though
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~ Confucius
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candles to be lit.
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A teacher is one who makes himself progressively unnecessary.
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