Follow my progress as I research teacher collaboration in New York City public schools!
Tuesday, February 19, 2008
Data Alignment
Listed below is a table showing how my data will align with my subquestions (Falk & Blumenreich, 2005, p. 67). Can anyone suggest any other questions or sources that I should include? Click on the table to enlarge it to a legible size.
How can I teach educators to use technology as a collaborative tool when assessing the quality & context of student writing? a. How are teachers currently sharing & assessing student writing? b. In what ways can student work be used to improve literacy instruction? c. What inexpensive technologies are available in schools? d. How can technology make collaboration more efficient?
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