Tuesday, March 27
2:25-2:45 PM
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But Why Do I Need to Teach Technology in My Content Methods Class?: A Model for Side Coaching and Technology Integration for Teacher Educators

Brief Paper ID: 51805
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    Marie Heath
    Towson University
  2. Pamela Segal
    Towson University
  3. Rob Caples
    Towson University

Abstract: This case study analysis examines a new model for teaching technology integration in a large, mid-Atlantic, teacher preparation program The model relied on an informal peer coaching approach to increase the skill levels of teacher educators in regard to technology integration in order to improve teaching and learning The informal peer coaching model featured a recursive process by which a technology “coach” from the education technology department worked together with secondary education faculty in order to form a trusting environment Findings from the case study indicate an increased use of intentional technology integration which supported content and curricula

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