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Montana Math and Science Teacher Initiative
Online Learning: National Perspective
From: 2009 Keeping Pace with K-12 Online Learning Report
MTDA
Meeting the Needs of Students
Eliminate a scheduling conflict
Graduate on time
Learn at a pace that is right for them
Take a summer school course conveniently
from home or another location
Recover course credit in a discreet manner
Model for Online Student Success
Determining Readiness for Student Success
Profile of an online student - varies
Readiness assessment – principal,
counselor, parent and teachers
Determine student interest and
motivation
2010 - 2011 MTDA Course Titles
Mathematics
Engl/Language A
Science
Electives
World Language
Social Studies
Algebra 1
English 1 (9)
Earth Science
Spanish 1
Global Studies
Geometry
English 2 (10)
Biology
Health
Digital
Photography
French 1
Algebra 2/Trig
English 3 (11)
Chemistry
Latin 1
Pre-Calculus
English 4 (12)
AP English and
Comp
AP English
Literature
Physics
Oceanography
Native Amer.
Studies
U.S. History
American
Government
Chinese 1
Environ. Science
Web Design
Chinese 2
AP Biology
Psychology
Physical
Education
Microsoft Office
Suite
AP Calculus AB
AP Calculus BC
AP Physics B
AP Environ.
Science
World History
AP U. S. Govt &
Politics
AP U. S. History
Montana History
Meet the Online Instructor….
Teacher Preparation
All MTDA Teachers will to complete an online
instructor training course
Blend of pedagogy, use of learning
management system and online tools and
resources (audio, video etc.)
Strong emphasis on teacher responsiveness
to students and presence in courses
Becoming an MTDA Teacher
Application Questionnaire – Coming Soon to Website
Letter of Support – Principal or Supervisor
MTDA Online Teacher Training
Responsibilities of MTDA Teachers
Academic – Providing feedback, asking questions,
stimulating discussions, encouraging student
participation.
Social – Using regular and consistent communication
with students to set a positive tone in the course. Keeping
the communication flowing with students and local
school facilitators.
Responsibilities of MTDA Teachers
Managerial – Coordinating all aspects of the
facilitation of the course. Grading assignments,
assessments, and completing student evaluation and
final course grading.
Technical – Guiding students in the use of technology
to understand and complete their coursework.
Mathematics
Physics
Resources: Electronic Textbooks (E-text)
Resources - Science Labs
Curriculum Development Schedule
January - February
Determine course offerings
March -May
Recruitment of teachers, subject matter experts, course
developers
Develop courses and load in LMS
Test LMS and courses
Information/training campaign for schools
Enrollment fall semester students begins
April -August – Teacher Training
June – July – Pilot Test Run of MTDA Courses
MTDA & Montana Schools
Delivering E-Learning
to
Montana Students
Questions/Comments?