19. My students model the “correct and careful” use of digital tools (e.g., ethical usage, proper digital etiquette, protecting their personal information) and are aware of the consequences regarding their misuse.
20. I collaborate with others (e.g., students, faculty members, business experts) to explore creative applications of digital tools that improve student learning.
21. My students use digital tools and/or environmental resources to define real life problems and then find solutions that are grade level appropriate.
22. My students engage in standards-based applied learning projects that emphasize student investigations using digital tools.
23. I use student-centered performance assessments that involve students transferring what they have learned to a real world context using the available digital tools and/or environmental resources.
24. My students’ questions, interests, and readiness levels directly impact how I design learning activities that address the content standards.
25. My students use the classroom digital tools and/or environmental resources to engage in relevant, challenging, self-directed learning experiences that address the content standards.
26. My students complete online tasks that emphasize high level cognitive skills (e.g., Bloom—analyzing, evaluating, creating; Webb—strategic and extended thinking).
27. My students use digital tools and/or environmental resources to confirm their content understanding or to improve their basic math and literacy skills.