Which statement best describes CASTT?

• A. A model focusing on four levels of service.
• B. A model of collaboration involving community, administrators, students, teachers, and technology.
• C. A theory about family engagement.
• D. A program evaluation tool.

Answer: (B)

CASTT describes a collaborative framework that brings together community, administrators, students, teachers, and technology to plan and implement educational initiatives. The key idea is shared responsibility and coordinated action among these groups to support learning through technology. This isn’t about a tiered service model, a theory of family engagement, or a tool for evaluating programs; it’s about bringing the main stakeholders together to guide technology integration and related decisions. In practice, a CASTT approach would involve regular collaboration among these groups to set goals, allocate resources, provide professional development, and monitor outcomes, ensuring all voices influence how technology supports student learning.