2250 Franklin Street, San Francisco CA 94109
Office: 415.673.4523 Fax: 415.674.4187 Extension Program: 415.673.0434
Office: 415.673.4523 Fax: 415.674.4187 Extension Program: 415.673.0434
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TECHNOLOGY
Learning is a life long process and technology is revolutionizing
the way we learn. We equip our students to use technology
in a multitude of ways to assist them in all aspects of the
learning process. Young students learn best through
exploration and interaction. Technology lends itself to this style
of learning.
Kindergarten
Students will:
Identify essential computer parts using proper computer
terminology.
Develop hand - mouse coordination learning how to control
mouse movements.
Learn how to interact with and treat equipment.
Learn how to navigate through applications and use menus
to get in and out of applications properly.
Gain familiarity with the Keyboard and letter location
Learn how to incorporate all fingers into the keyboarding
process
Use software to assist and improve math, reading and other
essential skills learned at this level.
First through Fourth Grade
Use word processing program(s) and online programs to
practice and further develop keyboarding skills
Focus on proper hand placement and fingering techniques.
Learn letter location on the keyboard
Expand upon basic navigation skills between multiple
applications.
Expand basic computer terminology to include toolbars, menus
icons, etc..
Use programs such as painting and drawing applications to assist
students in improving hand mouse coordination.
Learn how to use the internet in a productive, safe way.
Learn how to use search engines
Use a variety of software programs and the internet to support
homeroom curriculum.
Work to develop positive attitudes toward technology uses
that support lifelong learning, collaboration, personal pursuits
and productivity.
Fifth through Eighth Grade
Work to develop keyboarding accuracy and speed.
Begin to understand the ethical, cultural, and societal issues
related to technology.
Learn and understand the importance of practicing Internet
safety.
Introduction into other productivity tools such as databases,
spreadsheets, presentations and other multi-media programs.
Gain a strong understanding of application toolbars and
functionality.
Develop a comprehensive understanding of how to use the
internet as a resource tool to support curriculum and research
efforts.
Become proficient in using search engines and understand
proper and efficient search methods.
Learn basic networking concepts.
Receive basic web design through an understanding of various
programming languages such as HTML.
2250 Franklin Street, San Francisco CA 94109
Office: 415.673.4523 Fax: 415.674.4187 Extension Program: 415.673.0434
Office: 415.673.4523 Fax: 415.674.4187 Extension Program: 415.673.0434
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