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Standards
for Information and Communication Technologies
(ICT)
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Kindergarten
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Social and Ethical Issues
Students understand the
ethical, cultural, and societal issues related to ICT.
Students practise responsible use of ICT systems,
information, and software.
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Research and
Inquiry
Students use and transfer
ICT knowledge to locate, retrieve, organize, manipulate,
analyze, synthesize, and evaluate information for specific
research tasks.
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By the end of Kindergarten,
students will:
- respect the members of a
group when sharing a computer (e.g., take turns when
sharing a mouse);
- with assistance,
recognize and begin to practise equitable use of
ICT;
- act in a responsible
manner when using ICT (e.g., keep food and drink away
from the computer).
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By the end of Kindergarten
students will:
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Communication and
Collaboration
Students collaborate using
ICT. Students use ICT to communicate knowledge in a variety
of forms and media, for different purposes and
audiences.
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Productivity and
Applications
Students understand how to
use the range of ICT tools for research, inquiry, problem
solving, decision making, creativity, communication, and
collaboration.
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By the end of Kindergarten
students will:
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By the end of Kindergarten
students will:
- begin to explore tool
software (e.g.,
KidPix);
- begin to use tool
software to solve problems and to explore
concepts
(e.g., sort stamps by their
properties);
- launch applications
found on the computer desktop;
- identify parts of the
computer (e.g., monitor, mouse, keyboard).
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Critical and
Creative Thinking
Using ICT, students will
enhance their critical and creative thinking skills,
including problem solving and decision making.
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