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Technology Planning PERCEIVED EDUCATIONAL TECHNOLOGY NEEDS SURVEY Adapted from Ted Wesley - National Center for Technology Planning (www.nctp.com) and Alan November of November Learning While performing your duties: 1. Do you ever, or often, think, â€Å"There must be an easier way to do this?† If so, please list and describe as many of the things or situations as you can to which this statement would apply: 1. †¦to provide homework assignments to students. 2. †¦.to complete the class worksheet that provides what topics were covered and progress made. 3. †¦to complete attendance sheets. 4. †¦complete periodic assessments to determine English class level. 5. †¦communicate with the director of the program. 2. Do you ever, or often, think, â€Å"I could do this faster if only...† If so, please list and describe as many of the things or situations as you can to which this statement would apply: 1. †¦the director would use email or text instead of calling on the phone. 2. ...a computer was available in the classroom with projection capabilities. 3. †¦proper materials were available. Either a book for each student or extra copies of pages discussed on a given day or an online version of the book. 4. †¦there was better communication between ELL teachers and administration. 5. †¦students were assigned to the right level in the program. 3. Do you ever, or often, think, â€Å"I wish I had a helper to help me do...† If so, please list and describe as many of the things or situations as you can toShow MoreRelatedThe Explosion Of Technology On The Education Scene1667 Words   |  7 PagesDefinition of key Terminology/Background The explosion of technology on the education scene in the past few decades has been enormous. Toward the end of 20th century, one of the most frequent suggestions educational leaders made for improving schools was the integration of technology into teaching and learning processes (Henson, 2010, p.63). Mercelle (2000) defined ICT as â€Å"complex and heterogeneous set of good applications and services used for producing, distributing, processing and transformingRead MoreTechnology Efficient1592 Words   |  7 PagesTechnology Getting Efficient Technology affects our society significantly today. It has become an integral part in our life by bringing so much benefits and downsides. 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