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Education in a Flat World - home

  • there are increasingly more opportunities for communicating and collaboration on today's Internet.
14 Mar 09

What to learn: 'core knowledge' or '21st-century skills'? - USATODAY.com

  • Partnership for 21st Century Skills, or P21
  • since the P21 push began seven years ago, they're pushing back.
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09 Mar 09

PBL Research Summary: Studies Validate Project-Based Learning | Edutopia

  • A growing body of academic research supports the use of project-based learning in schools as a way to engage students, cut absenteeism, boost cooperative learning skills, and improve test scores.
  • technology-using students in Challenge 2000 Multimedia Project classrooms outperformed non-technology-using students in communication skills, teamwork, and problem solving.
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Start with the Pyramid: Real-World Issues Motivate Students | Edutopia

  • Ultimately, they say, such project-based learning that freely crosses disciplines provides an education superior to the traditional "algebra at age nine, Civil War at ten, Great Expectations at eleven" structure.
  • the availability of technology that can call up the knowledge of the world's best thinkers with the click of a mouse
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08 Mar 09

CELLT-Center for Experiential Learning Leadership and Technology

  • The 21st Century Skills Curriculum and ePortfolio is a collection of 72 modular lessons organized in two themes: Community and Civic Engagement. Each module is driven by an essential question that is answered through a set of learning materials, active projects, assignments, and assessment rubrics. Completed student work can be stored, displayed and reflected on using the integrated ePortfolio system. For a comprehensive overview of The 21st Century Skills Curriculum, ePortfolio and CELLT follow this link.

CELLT-Center for Experiential Learning Leadership and Technology

  • The 21st Century Skills Curriculum and ePortfolio is a series of lessons and assessment strategies built by experienced and practicing educators. The hands on assignments, lesson plans, and rubrics are rooted in The Graham School’s community based internship/service learning pedagogy. The curriculum assignments and student outcomes are aligned to state and federal content standards and focus on skills required for success in the 21stCentury: Knowledge of self, Collaboration, Communication Skills, Research and Assessment Skills, Technology tools.

Any-Century Skills: Basic Abilities Are Building Blocks | Edutopia

  • Rather, a twenty-first-century student needs to be able to carefully consider the audience and the purpose of the message before settling on the appropriate medium to use -- and, yes, even consider what grammar should and should not be used in crafting the message.
  • And technology skills need to be infused throughout, as it is so much a part of the way people communicate, work, and play in 2007. It is not enough for students to know how to use this technology tool or that one; they must also be able to select the right tool for the job and be so well informed about current possibilities that they can select the best one for the current job.

Welcome to Route 21

  • The Partnership for 21st Century Skills is pleased to offer Route 21, a one-stop-shop for 21st century skills-related information, resources and community tools.

viterbodiglit / Syllabus

  • In just a few short years, Web 2.0 has profoundly changed both the definition and demands of literacy. Our students must be equipped not only to effectively and efficiently find and understand information but to use what they know to participate, engage, and contribute content in multiple ways. Given the rapid rate of change, the vast amount of information to be managed, and the influence of new tools and technologies, even our best students are at risk without out help.
  • The course will explore these literacy and communication competencies across this digital landscape addressing both the opportunities and challenges of comprehension, collaboration, and connectivity in school and out. The course is designed to allow participants (K-12 teachers, trainers, media professionals, media literacy trainers and activists]) to rapidly gain digital literacy proficiency and understanding of the how new digital and social media tools can extend to the classroom and training space.  

Angela Maiers Educational Services: Digital Literacy: Come Join Us in the Learning!

  • I am so excited to be teaching a new course on Digital Literacy and Research Skills with my colleague and business partner Mike Sansone.  My graduate students embody 21st Century Learning Habitudes - they are curious, imaginative, adaptable, and ready to open up this world of learning to their students.
06 Mar 09

Free Technology for Teachers: Seven Ways to Find Teachers on Twitter

  • s I've mentioned numerous times in the past (this marks the 35th time I've written about Twitter), not a day goes by that I don't learn something from my network of Twitter contacts. My network now includes 1000+ followers and I'm also following 1000+ Twitter users. As the size of my network increases so to do my learning opportunities increase. Having a Twitter network is a great way to learn about new resources for teaching. A Twitter network is also a great place to exchange ideas about teaching. If you're not familiar with how Twitter works, this short video from Common Craft offers a great explanation. If you're a Twitter user looking to expand your network the following are seven ways to find other teachers on Twitter.
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