The document discusses eight critical attributes of 21st century education: critical thinking and problem solving, collaboration across networks, agility and adaptability, initiative and entrepreneurialism, effective communication, accessing and analyzing information, curiosity and imagination, and technologies like blogs, e-portfolios, hypertext, podcasts, and social networking sites that students use to create and share knowledge.
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The document discusses eight critical attributes of 21st century education: critical thinking and problem solving, collaboration across networks, agility and adaptability, initiative and entrepreneurialism, effective communication, accessing and analyzing information, curiosity and imagination, and technologies like blogs, e-portfolios, hypertext, podcasts, and social networking sites that students use to create and share knowledge.
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Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
individuals with common interests. 2. Collaboration across networks and leading by influence 2. Blogs - Web blogs or Blogs are interactive websites, often open to DAY 2 3. Agility and Adaptibility the public that can include Web links, photographs, and audio/video 4. Initiative CRITICAL and entrepreneurialism ATTRIBUTES OF THE 21ST CENTURY EDUCATION PROF elements.ED 322 - 5. effectivecontinuously Education oral and written communication changes dramatically throughout time. 3. E-Portfolio - It refers to students works that are generated, selected, 6. Thereaccessing is a and paradigm analysing shift in information; the way teaching and learning is TECHNOLOGY organized and revised 21ST CENTURY PEDAGOGY IN THE digitally. 7. curiosity and imagination delivered. -4.Technologies Hypertext - These are not areendselectronic texts that but in themselves, provide these multiple links are tools and allow users to to trace ideasknowledge in immediate LEARNING EIGHT ATTRIBUTESAND INNOVATION OF 21ST CENTURY SKILLSEDUCATION: that students use create for and idiosyncratic personal and social directions. change. 1.A.Integrated Critical thinking and Problem Solving and Interdisciplinary - Theseattribute - This critical may include implies 5. Podcasts effectively the need to analyzing review theand evaluating curriculum and evidence, create arguments, strategies claims infusing 21 st Century- Learning These arerecognizes digitalized audio files that full access are stored on the to technology: internet 1. Betterand downloaded Bandwidth of Wifi forAccess listeners computers or most likely to different subjects toward enhancing the learning experiences of in and beliefs; and solving different kinds of non-familiar problems mp3 players. ; The both conventional and innovative ways. students. 2. Laboratories andterm “podcast” Learning Centerscomes from IPod. 6. Televisions 3. Web 2.0 - These refer to a second generation of web-based in classrooms 2.Skills : Work together Technologies effectively- Education and Multimedia in Team. in the 21st Century communities that demonstrate the participatory literacies that Other resources for knowledge exploration: Sub Skills makes optimum : (1) Establish clear definitions use of available Information and and agreements on the Communication students need for the 21st Century. Technology roles of (ICT), partners as in well the as multimedia collaborative to improve process (2) the Keep teaching 1. Tablets and Handheld Devices 7. MySpace - It is a social networking site that offers an interactive and learning process, communication openincluding within teams online toapplications carry out tasks.and (3) technology Carefully 2. Interactive Whiteboard user-submitted network of friends, personal profiles, blogs, groups, platforms. identify obstacles and address problems cooperatively. 3. Projectors photos, music and videos internationally. 3.Skills Global Classrooms : Reason - Education in the 21st Century aims to Effectively 4. 8. Printers Second Life - Is an internet-based 3D Virtual world that uses avatars produce 5. Modern Classroom (G-Classroom) Sub Skills global : (1) citizens Use by exposing various types of students reasoningto(inductive, the issuesdeductive, and (digital representations) to explore, socialize, participate, in individual concerns in the local, national and global societies. 6. etc.) as appropriate to the situation. (2) Analyze how parts of a orGame group based activities,learning create(Quizlet, and tradeQuizziz, Kahoot,properties) items (virtual etc.) and 4. Creating/Adapting to Constant 21 ST CENTURY SKILLS OUTCOME AND THE DEMANDS whole interact with each other toPersonal produceand Social overall Change and outcomes in services. -9.Set of abilities Semantic Webthat - It isstudents an extensionneedoftothedevelop currenttoweb succeed in data Lifelong that puts complexLearning systems.- Education in the 21st Century subscribes to the the belief Skills that : Make learning does not Judgements andend within the four walls of the Decisions intoinformation a common format age so that instead humans working with individual 21 st Century Skills classroom. Sub Skills : (1) Effectively analyze andanywhere, Instead, it can take place anytime regardless evaluate evidence, search engines (e.g.- encompass Google, Ask aJeeves) combination to locateofinformation. soft skills and hard skill. ; these ofarguments, age. and beliefs. (2) Analyze and evaluate major alternative 10. Webkinz - It is skills are crucial an internet because simulation they enable wherein children learn pet individuals care and other to navigate skills. the rapidly changing job market and 5. Student-Centered points of view. (3) Synthesize - Education andin make the 21st Century isbetween connections focused on 11. Wiki - Iteffectively contribute refers to a to software that fosters collaboration and the workplace. students information as learners while addressing their needs. and arguments. st communicationFOR PARTNERSHIP online. 21 Wikis ST enableSKILLS: CENTURY students to create, comment 6. 21 Skills Century : Solve Skills Problems - Education in the 21st Century demonstrates upon 1. and revise Learning Skillscollaborative – Critical Thinking,projects.Collaborating, the Subskills Skillsneeded in becoming : (1) Solve different productive members problems kinds of non-familiar of society.in 12. Prezi – It allows individuals to use pre-made, creative presentation Communicating 7. Project-Based both conventional and Research-Driven and innovative - ways. 21st (2) Century Identify education and ask templates. 2. Literacy Skills – Information Literacy, Media Literacy, emphasizes data, information significant questions that clarifyandvarious evidence-based points of viewdecision- and lead to 13. Easybib - Technology Literacy It allows individuals to generate citations in any given making better through solutions. student activities that encourage active learning. format. 3. Life Skills – Flexibility, initiative, social skills 8.B.Relevant, Communication Rigorous- Thisand pertains Real World - Education thoughts to articulating in the 21stand 14. Google Docs - It allows students to collaborate with other people Century ideas is meaningful effectively using as it oral connects and writtento real-life experiences communication skillsofin a SKILLS DEMANDED IN THE JOB MARKET and the document materials that need to be compiled, processed, learners. variety of forms of context. a. Knowing a trade 5. Efficient transacted and analyzed. Skills : Communicate Clearly b. Following Directions 6. Prompt 15. Youtube - It is a popular website for video sharing where users can THE SubCHARACTERISTICS Skills : (1) Articulate 21ST CENTURY OFthoughts and ideasTEACHER effectively using oral, c. Getting along with others 7. Honest and Fair upload, view and share video footage 1. Multi-Literate written and - Teachers nonverbal know communicationhow to use skills various in technologies a variety of form d. Working Hard 16. Social Media Platforms - These are means to communicate and e. Professional in teaching. and context. (2) Listen effectively to decipher meaning, including share ideas among users. 2. Multi-Specialist THE ST 21 CENTURY LEARNING IMPLICATIONS knowledge, values- Teachers and attitudes are not andonly knowledgeable intentions. (3) Use in the 17. Smartboards - These are replacement for traditional chalkboards course subject they teach but also in other areas so that they can 21 st Century Learning – term used to describe a shift in communication for a range purposes (e.g to inform, instruct, or whiteboards in classrooms. education fromPage the -traditional help the learner motivate build up what they gain in the classroom. and persuade. 18. WebQuest It providesmethods Webquests of on theanpast to of array a more topics modern approach. 3.C.Multi-Skilled Collaboration - Teachers - It entailscope with the demand demonstrating abilityfor widening to work across content areas with a template for creating one's own. 21 st CENTURY SKILLS learning opportunities by being effectively and respectfully with diverse team. skillful not just in teaching but also 19. Read, Write, ThinkSTUDENTS NEEDofFOR - It is repository LEARNING literacy standards-based in facilitating and organizing groups and activities. 1. Communication lessons that offer teachers7.instructional Media Literacy ideas for internet integration. Skills : Work together effectively in Team 2. 20.Critical Literacy Thinking Web - It is an 8. Problem-Solving online Skills a large number of 4.Sub portal that includes Self-Directed - Teachers Skills : (1) Establish are definitions clear responsibleand for agreements various aspects on theof new 3. literacy's resources for Collaboration new literacies 9. Social for teachers. and Cultural Awareness school roles of lifepartners and know howcollaborative in the to initiate action processto realize (2) Keep the learning 4. Creativity 10. Technological Literacy goals of the students. communication open within teams to carry out task (3) Carefully FRAMEWORK 5. FOR 21ST CENTURY Digital Literacy 11. Flexibility and Adaptability 5.identify Lifelongobstacles Learner and - Teachers address embrace problems thecooperatively. ideal that learning Partnership 6. Information 21st Century Skills - this concept encompasses a wide for Literacy never ends. D. Creativity and Innovation - it denotes use of wide range idea arrayCHALLENGES THE of a body of knowledge and skillsLEARNING OF 21ST CENTURY that have to be categorized: 6.creation Flexibletechniques - Teachers are able tonew to create adapt andtoworthwhile various learning ideas. styles a. Life and Career Skills 1. The pace of change is accelerating. and needs Skills of the : Think learners. Creatively b. The 2. Information, world is Media becoming and more Technology complex.Skills 7.Sub Creative Skills :Problem (1) Use aSolver - Teachers wide range create of idea innovative creation ideas and techniques, such c. Learning and Innovation Skills 3. Students must be able to apply what they have learned. effective solutions(2) as brainstorming to the arising Create newproblems in the field, and worthwhile ideasbe it in the (both d. Social and Cross-cultural Skills classroom, incremental in and the school radical or the profession as a whole. concepts) 4. There is a greater emphasis on collaboration. e. Leadership and Productivity Skills. 8.Skills Critical Thinker : Work - Teachers Creatively withare critical thinkers as they encourage Others 5. Technology is changing the way we learn. 21st Century Skills - refers to core competencies that schools need to students to reflect on what Sub Skills (1) Develop, implement, they haveandlearned, and rekindle communicate in to new ideas 6. Learning is no longer just about acquiring knowledge. teach the students for them to thrive in today’s world. them othersthe desire to ask effectively. questions. (2) Be open and responsible to new and diverse THE GLOBAL ACHIEVEMENT ST GAP 9.perspectives, Has a Passion for excellence incorporate group teaching input and- Teachers feedbackpossess passion into the work. PARADIGM SHIFT - Tony Wagner (2010) FOR 21 CENTURY EDUCATION -- Shows that theseven structure and modalities inSkills the teaching : Implementprofession to ensure that students are motivated to Innovation He advocated survival skills, namely:of education have learn under: Act theironguidance evolved. Students become the center of teaching-learning Sub Skills creative andideascare. to make a tangible and useful process in the 21st Century using wide array of technological 10. High Emotional contribution to theQuotient (EQ) -the field in which Teachers do not innovation willjust have the occur. tools to assist them in exploring knowledge and information head but also the heart to teach. needed in surviving the test of time. BUILDING AND ENHANCING NEW LITERACIES ACROSS THE - Teachers turn to become facilitators rather than lecturers and COMMON CURRICULUM 21ST CENTURY TECHNOLOGY AND TOOLS FOR dispensers of information. LEARNING
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