ISTE Educator Standards

Alberto Garcia 1/4/23

ISTE Educator Standards: ISTE Student Standards:

2.1 Teachers should keep up with current
technology learning methods through
professional development.
2.2 Teachers should be leaders by learning new
digital teaching methods and sharing those
methods with fellow colleagues.
2.3 Teachers should inspire students to interact
with their peers through digital platforms while
keeping their personal info safe.
2.4 Teachers collaborate with their colleagues to
come up with different digital teaching methods
and encourage students to collaborate with their
peers through online discussions and learning
platforms.
2.5 Teachers design several digital learning
methods that keep students entertained
throughout the learning process while
accommodating each individual’s needs.
2.6 Teachers come up with different digital
teaching methods that challenge students to
achieve a high level of creativity.
2.7 Teachers use technology to track overall
student progress and then share the results with
both students and their parents.
1.1 Students are able to choose the different
learning methods they find interesting but also
enables them to learn successfully.
1.2 Students interact with peers online but know
the importance of keeping their personal info
safe.
1.3 Students use online resources to research
about a specific topic.
1.4 Students use technology to become creative
and solve real world problems.
1.5 Students use technology in a entertaining
way to learn how to analyze data.
1.6 Students use technology to express their
communication on certain topics using different
online platforms.
1.7 Students use technology to collaborate with
peers around the world to broaden their
knowledge.

Noted similarities:

 Teachers and students understand the importance of keeping their personal information confidential
online.
 Both teachers and students should always stay updated by learning new and upcoming technologies.
 Teachers and students both see technology as a way to build on creativity.
Noted differences:

 Teachers use technology to track student progress while students use technology to analyze data on
specific topics.
 Teachers wants to lead in the way that they come up with new teaching methods and then share them
with their peers while students want to be leaders by choosing their own and entertaining way of
learning.
 Teachers encourage class collaboration through discussion boards while students love to use technology
to collaborate with peers around the wrorld.