This week's topic was 21st Century Skills and one of the tasks from week 1 was to Prepare for the Week 2 session by watching the video "What 60 Schools Can Tell Us About Teaching 21st Century Skills".
Digital & Collaborative Learning (DCL) - 21st Century Skills
Week 2 Task: Think about what skills do our learners need in this Knowledge Age and time of Hyper Change?
- What are the most important skills in our classrooms (My thoughts: growth mindset, communication, critical thinking, collaboration, asking more questions than having/giving answers, curiosity) and how do they align with the ITL (Innovative Teaching and Learning) research?
- What skills do 21st century learners need to thrive? Immediately my thoughts went to: citizenship, global awareness as classmates/ co-workers may live across the globe, critical thinking, communication, creativity, collaboration, creativity (but with only room to identify 5 skills, I opt for: Growth Mindset, communication, critical thinking, collaboration and global awareness).
Here are the 21st Century Skills chosen tonight:
Think of how the 21st century skills match up with the Key Competencies:
21st century skills
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Key Competencies
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Collaboration
Knowledge Construction
Self Regulation
Real World Problems/Innovations
ICT for learning
Skilled Communication
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Thinking
Relating to others
Understanding language, symbols and texts
Managing Self
Participating and Contributing
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We were introduced to film making and looked at the structure of what makes a good movie. Tip: Good FREE music to add to movies: http://freemusicarchive.org/
Digital & Collaborative Learning (DCL) - 21st Century Skills
Week 2 Group Task: Film, edit and publish a 21st Century Skills related short film
Our group (Clare, Graham, Brigitte, Liz and I) were given one of the ITL research 21st century skills and an activity rubric to create a video. Our set topic: ICT for Learning.
~ "Investing in education and providing 21st century skills for students are fundamental components to the nation's continued growth and prosperity." - Craig Barrett ~
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