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A Proposal: Student Instructional Technology Interns Hershey High School – March 2013

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A Proposal: Student Instructional

Technology InternsHershey High School – March 2013

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DEFINING THE EXPERIENCE

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What is a Student Instructional Technology Assistant? (SITI)• Student Instructional Technology Intern

• Member of High School’s Intern Program• Graded Experience

–Project Work–Mentor Evaluations

• Collaboration with Student Technology Assistants

• Not a Classroom Assistant

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CREATION OF THE IDEA

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January 11, 2013

• Brainstorming Session

• Dale Reimann, Al Harding and Bonnie Ritchey

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Original Proposal

• Graded Intern Position – Student Instructional Technology Interns (SITI)

• Develop Course Description/Text for Curriculum Guide: Special Courses and Independent Study

• Librarian Not Building Technician as Supervisor

• Location in Library at a Technology Desk (to be constructed) with a Dedicated Phone Line

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Original Proposal (continued)

• Determine Process to Solicit, Approve and Evaluate Interns

• Define Role and Create an Outline of Responsibilities

• Arrange Training

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SHARING THE VISION

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January 23, 2013

• Presentation of Vision from Brainstorming Session

• Dale Reimann, Al Harding, Bonnie Ritchey, Jen Quinnan and Allison Mackley

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Suggested Revisions & Questions• How can the responsibility of supervision be spread

among several people?

– Should Instructional Technology Coaches be supervisors/mentors?

– Is it possible to supervise a SITI in an effective way since the Tech Duty Team is still defining the ITC job responsibilities?

– Is it possible to be an effective supervisor while we are still forming relationships with faculty members in our role as ITCs?

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Suggested Revisions & Questions• What would be the responsibilities of Supervisor/Mentor?

– Who will develop projects?– Who will be responsible for grading?– What will happen if the ITC is not available because

he/she is working with another teacher?– What will happen if the ITC is absent?– What will happen if the ITC flip-flops his/her planning

period with ITC duty to accommodate a certain schedule?

– How will the SITI stay in communication with the ITC?

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Suggested Revisions & Questions• How many students would be a reasonable amount to

supervise during any one class period?

• How will we maintain the integrity of the SITI role with special education students with IEPs?

• Who monitor student attendance, especially during first period?

• How will the SITI work in collaboration with teachers, ITCs and students on “instructional” needs?

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Suggested Revisions & Questions

Should we work to make the current ITC initiative successful before

adding any other element?

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PRESENTATION TO INSTRUCTIONAL TECHNOLOGY COACHES

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Feedback from ITCs

What are your thoughts?

What are your concerns?

What are your questions?

What are your suggestions?