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Lesson 2 21st Century

The document discusses the skills needed for 21st century teachers. It identifies four main categories of 21st century skills: communication skills, learning and innovation skills, information/media/technology skills, and life/career skills. Specific skills within each category are then defined, such as collaboration, critical thinking, technological literacy, and flexibility. The document emphasizes that to remain relevant, teachers must possess these 21st century skills to teach today's students and not rob them of opportunities for tomorrow.

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Lesson 2 21st Century

The document discusses the skills needed for 21st century teachers. It identifies four main categories of 21st century skills: communication skills, learning and innovation skills, information/media/technology skills, and life/career skills. Specific skills within each category are then defined, such as collaboration, critical thinking, technological literacy, and flexibility. The document emphasizes that to remain relevant, teachers must possess these 21st century skills to teach today's students and not rob them of opportunities for tomorrow.

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The 21st Century Teacher

If we teach today as we taught


yesterday we rob our children of
tomorrow.

The 21st Century Skill


To remain relevant and interesting, the
teacher must possess 21st century skill.

The 21st century skills can be


categorized into four namely:
Communication skills
Learning and innovation skills
Information, media and
technology skills
Life and career skills

Under each of these four


clusters of 21st century skills
are specific skills. Effective
communication skill:
Teaming
Collaboration
Interpersonal skills
Local, national and global
orientedness
Interactive communication

The learning and


innovation skills are the 3
Cs namely:
Creativity
Curiosity
Critical thinking problem
solving skills
Risk taking

Life and career skills


embrace:

Flexibility and adaptability


Leadership and responsibility
Social and cross-cultural skills
Initiative and self-direction
Productivity and accountability
Ethical, moral spiritual values

Information, media and


technology skills are:
Visual and information
literacies
Media literacy
Basic, scientific, economic
and technological literacies
Multicultural literacy

VISUAL LITERACY
is the ability to
interpret, make
meaning from
information presented
in the form of an
image.

INFORMATION
LITERACY
is the ability to
identify what
information is
needed,

MEDIA LITERACY
is the ability to
critically analyze
the messages
that inform,
entertain and
sell to us every day.

SCIENTIFIC LITERACY
encompasses written,
numerical, and
digital literacy as
they pertain to
understanding science,
its methodology,
observations and
theories.

Economic literacy
is the ability
to apply basic
economic concepts
in situations
relevant to ones
life.

TECHNOLOGICAL LITERACY
as computer skills and the ability
to use computers
and other technology
to improve learning,
productivity,
and performance.

Technology literacy is the ability to


responsibility use appropriate
technology to:

Communicate
Solve problems
Access, manage,
integrate, evaluate, design
and create information to
improve learning in all
subject areas

Another way of grouping


st
the 21 century skills :
Ways of thinking.
Ways of working.
Tools for working.
Skills for living in the
world.

Learning and
Effective
communication
Innovation
Skill
The 21st Skill
Century
Info , MediaTeacher
and
Technology
Skill

Life and
Career Skill

Thank You

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