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Roselawn Continuation High School Oscar Zagazeta Post University

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RoselawnContinuation High School

Oscar Zagazeta Post University

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Roselawn Past and Present

Rural Farming Elementary School converted into a Continuation High School.

Public School on private property and must abide by owners strict guidelines.

Teachers now are making a move to better incorporate Common Core State Standards, for its 220 half-day students.

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Technology RecommendationTablets Gaming

Technology is fun.

Has uses for every medium of education.

Books and other materials are outdated.

Vandalization can be minimized.

“Quicker access to information, deeper engagement and greater flexibility.”(Johnson, 2013)

Gaming is fun.

Education is about learning and games are how we learn naturally.

Gaming creates dopamine. A drug created by the brain to reinforce nerve connections and communication. (Nawaz, 2010)

Games use positive reinforcement, with badging. (Johnson, 2013)

Learning environments which use gaming have shown positive effects on students. (Tüysüz, 2009)

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Futuring

Scenarios

and

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FuturingFuturing is a tool.

Futuring is meant to think strategically about problems which could arise to help plan for these situations.

Many Companies adopt five-year-futuring plans for the whole company and even have individuals within them make such plans for themselves.

A main techniques to help futuring are scenarios.

Planning for the future

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Scenarios

Thought provoking plans to inform, influence and enhance decision makers. (Mietzner, 2005)

Pros Cons

Creating potential

solutions.

Creating potential solutions to problems which

never happen.

Requires interactions which builds ownership.

Potential waste of time.

Over time when used consistently

creates more opportunities.

Could be a loss for the company.

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Trends

Post UniversityOscar Zagazeta

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Technology and Training

Teachers need training to stay current on latest technologies to keep students interested(Missal, 2009).

One such technology is Web 2.0. This is internet from hand held devices(Oxford, 2008).

Teachers will foreseeably be allowed to have students to use personal technology (Oxford, 2008).

Technology in the classroom helps with management, interest and deeper/higher order thinking (Oxford, 2008).

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Public Policy and Budgets

No Child Left Behind is a policy of the past. It has left it’s mark by providing us with regular testing data, more public information, and subgroup can no longer hide (Lagana-Riordan, 2009).

Each state implanted and interpreted the information and tested differently. An academic intervention which will be corrected with Common Core State Standards(Lagana-Riordan, 2009).

Sociology of students are not being addressed as needed (Lagana-Riordan, 2009).

Budgets vary and are vast. It is a necessity to know which type of budgeting system your organization uses. Knowing this will allow one to be able to properly plan how allocate money(LuAnne Zierdt, 2009).

There currently exist many different types of budgeting systems. Some of the most commonly used are Incremental, Formula, Program, and Performance-based budgeting(LuAnne Zierdt, 2009).

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Vision of Roselawn

•School wide interventions to combat sociological issues.•School beautification is student ran.•Tablets with educational gaming and more.•Academic scores increase because of interests and relationships formed (Lagana-Riordan, 2009).•Common Core State Standards are implemented to fidelity.

2000 and 19

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Call to Action

The first steps which need to take place are the alterations of the

technological infrastructure and the acceptance of the district to allow

for time to be allocated in sociological needs of Roselawn’s students.

Roselawn 2019

scene 1 take 1

Continuation HSBy Zagazeta

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References(slides 1-3) Johnson, L et. al. (2013). NMC Higher Education Report: 2013 Higher Education Edition. Retrieved from https://post.blackboard.com/bbcswebdav/pid-1788369-dt-content-rid-18790320_1/courses/EDU505.901147014831/Documents/HorizonReport2013.pdf

Nawaz, A., & Kundi, G. M. (2010). Predictor of e-learning development and use practices in higher education institutions (heis) of NWFP, Pakistan. Journal of Science and Technology Education Research, 1(3), 44-54. Retrieved from http://www.academicjournals.org/article/article1379489423_Nawaz%20and%20Kundi%20(1).pdf

Tüysüz, C. (2009). Effect of the computer based game on pre-service teachers’ achievement, attitudes, metacognition and motivation in chemistry. Scientific Research and Essay, 4(8), 780-790. Retrieved from http://academicjournals.org/article/article1380629678_T%C3%BCys%C3%BCz.pdf

Graphics

Roselawn High School. 312 S Roselawn Ave, Turlock, CA [Map]. (n.d.) Retrieved from Google maps website: https://maps.google.com/maps?ie=UTF-8&q=Roselawn+High+School&fb=1&gl=us&hq=roselawn+high+school+history+turlock+ca&cid=9543038643186419737&ei=_hTaUryFKZDYoATex4CgBw&ved=0CL8BEPwSMAo

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References (slides 4-6)

Mietzner, D., & Reger, G. (2005). Advantages and disadvantages of scenario approaches for

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References (Slides 7-11)

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