M. A. P. Muñoz Elementary Donna ISD By Luis Eduardo Montemayor

The Texas STaR (School Technology and Readiness) Chart is a detailed rubric that determines the level of progress a school or district has made toward meeting the optimal expectations of the Texas Long-Range Plan for Technology. Texas STaR Chart

Texas STaR Chart Analysis Teaching and Learning Educator Preparation and Development Leadership, Administration and Instructional support Infrastructure for Technology The Four Key Areas

Texas STaR Chart Analysis Teaching and Learning These section deals with how often teachers and students use technology, how they use that technology and if they use it across all subject areas to provide learning opportunities to every student. Teaching and Learning (TL) TL1: Patterns of Classroom Use222 TL2: Frequency/Design of Instructional Setting222 TL3: Content Area Connections222 TL4: Technology Application/TEKS Implementation222 TL5: Student Mastery of Technology Applications TEKS222 TL6: Online Learning Minimal or no growth has taken place in the area of Teaching and Learning.

Texas STaR Chart Analysis These section deals with staff professional development. Educator Preparation and Development Educator Preparation & Development (EP) EP1: Content of Professional Development222 EP2: Models of Professional Development222 EP3: Capabilities of Educators222 EP4: Access to Professional Development244 EP5: Levels of Understanding and Patterns of Use223 EP6: Professional Development for Online Learning Little growth has taken place during the past 3 years in the area of Educator Preparation and Development, specifically in the area of Access to Professional Development.

Texas STaR Chart Analysis These section deals with the technology plan for your campus and the budget to support hardware, software, and staff professional development. Leadership, Administration and Instructional Support Leadership, Administration, & Instructional Support (L) L1: Leadership and Vision223 L2: Planning222 L3: Instructional Support222 L4: Communication and Collaboration223 L5: Budget233 L6: Leadership and Support for Online Learning During the last 2 years, Munoz Elementary has shown growth in the area of Leadership, Administration, and Instructional Support.

Texas STaR Chart Analysis These section deals with hardware, network, Internet, and distance learning resources. Infrastructure for Technology Infrastructure for Technology (INF) INF1: Students per Computers222 INF2: Internet Access Connectivity/Speed344 INF3: Other Classroom Technology212 INF4: Technical Support211 INF5: LAN/WAN222 INF6: Distance Learning Capacity Data shows an improvement in certain areas and consistency in other areas of Infrastructure for technology. There is room for improvement in Technical Support.

Scores Key: Level of ProgressScoresTotals Early Tech16--8 Developing Tech Advanced Tech Target Tech Key Area Teaching and Learning (TL) 1112 Educator Preparation & Development (EP) Leadership, Administration, & Instructional Support (L) Infrastructure for Technology (INF)131213

Key Area Teaching and Learning (TL) 1112 Educator Preparation & Development (EP) Leadership, Administration, & Instructional Support (L) Infrastructure for Technology (INF) Even though there has been improvement in many areas, it is imperative that certain areas be addressed in order to meet state mandates and requirements. -Campus needs to improve on the implementation of technology goals and objectives. -Campus equipment, software, and computers are still limited and internet connectivity is available. -Campus personnel needs training in order to incorporate more technology in the classrooms. Teachers need professional development in technology literacy.

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