ISTE Educator and Student Standards

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Scenario: A teacher models how to evaluate websites for bias and teaches students how to spot misinformation. What role does this scenario represent? Options: Leader, Citizen, Collaborator, Facilitator, Analyst

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Citizen

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Scenario: A teacher leads a professional learning community focused on technology access for multilingual learners.

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Leader (1.2)

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Scenario: A teacher attends a summer workshop to learn how to use AI tools in the classroom and sets a goal to try one new tool each semester.

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Learner

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Scenario: A teacher co-plans a digital project with the media specialist about historical events. What role does this scenario exemplify? Options: Learner, Leader, Collaborator, Facilitator, Analyst

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Collaborator

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Scenario: A teacher creates a Google Slides lesson with embedded videos and choice paths based on student interest.

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Designer (1.5)

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Scenario: A teacher creates tech-based rotation stations, including one where students record their reading fluency. What role does this scenario best describe?

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Facilitator (1.6)

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Scenario: A teacher uses data from a digital math tool to group students and plan interventions. What role does this scenario best describe?

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Analyst (1.7)

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Scenario: Students discuss the dangers of sharing personal information online.

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Digital Citizen (1.2)

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Scenario: A student uses feedback from a digital writing tool to revise their essay and sets a goal to improve transitions. What role does this scenario best describe?

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Empowered Learner (1.1)

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Scenario: A student uses reliable websites to write a report on endangered animals and cites sources.

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Knowledge Constructor (1.3)