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Knowledge	Skills	Dispositions
I know the basics of how computers work. I know how to create and maintain strong passwords. I can identify which operating system, app, or browser I am using. I know how to look at a new website or app and figure out how to use it.	I can click, double click, and right click. I can copy (ctrl+c) and paste (ctrl+v). I can navigate between tabs in a browser. I can share my screen on Zoom. I can take a screenshot. I can save and retrieve files on my computer and on Google Drive. I can resize and crop images. I can use ctrl+z to undo.	I persist in solving digital problems I look up what I don't know or ask for help. I regulate my emotions while navigating digital problems. I don't let failure or frustration with computers become part of my identity. I have patience and compassion assisting others in solving digital problems.
You will reinforce your knowledge in assignment 0.2 Read/Watch: Digital Literacy for Teachers	You will develop and demonstrate your skills in assignment 0.3 Create: Hero Poster	You will practice these dispositions during synchronous classes in Week 1 and beyond.

If class is particularly difficult for you...	If class is particularly easy for you...
Concentrate on taking computational action. Volunteer to be the driver and ask clarifying questions. Talk through what you're doing as you're doing it.	Concentrate on the instructional design, questioning, and discourse methods used to teach the CS content. Volunteer to be the navigator and practice asking leveled questions to providing emotional support to get your driver to feel successful without stealing their "aha"s.