From 20th Century Instruction to 21st Century Learning

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    1. From 20th Century Instruction to 21st Century Learning Pat Sine Office of Educational Technology University of Delaware
    2. 20th Century Learning
    3. 21st Century Minds
      • Plasticity
      • Malleability
    4. Our World 2008
    5. Why Change?
      • Number of expected careers
      • Rate of knowledge growth
    6. 21st Century Skills
    7. Core Subjects
      • English, reading or language arts
      • World languages
      • Arts
      • Mathematics
      • Economics
      • Science
      • Geography
      • History
      • Government and Civics
    8. 21st Century Interdisciplinary Themes
      • Global awareness
      • Financial, economic, business & entrepreneurial literacy
      • Civic literacy
      • Health literacy
    9. Learning and Innovation Skills
      • Creativity & Innovation
      • Critical Thinking & Problem Solving
      • Communication & Collaboration
    10. Information, Media & Technology Skills
      • Information Literacy
      • Media Literacy
      • ICT Literacy
    11. Life and Career Skills
      • Flexibility & Adaptability
      • Initiative & Self-Direction
      • Social & Cross-Cultural Skills
      • Productivity & Accountability
      • Leadership & Responsibility
    12. What about technology?
    13. NETS*S 1998
      • Basic operations & concepts
      • Social, ethical & human issues
      • Technology productivity tools
      • Technology communications tools
      • Technology research tools
      • Technology problem-solving & decision-making tools
    14. NETS*S 2007
      • Creativity & Innovation
      • Communications & Collaboration
      • Research & Information Fluency
      • Critical Thinking, Problem-Solving & Decision-Making
      • Digital Citizenship
      • Technology Operations & Concepts
    15. Levels of Technology Implementation (LoTi) 0 Nonuse 1 Awareness Teacher-centered 2 Exploration 3 Infusion Student-centered 4 Integration (a) Mechanical (b) Routine 5 Expansion 6 Refinement
    16. Setting Goals
    17. Early riser disappointed by meteor shower in park
      • I read in The News Journal about the Perseid meteor shower, and went to Brandywine Creek State Park early Sunday morning along with many others. From the time I arrived at 3:30 a.m. until I left at 5:20 a.m. we saw six meteors. Not only was it a poor showing for the overflow crowd at the park, The News Journal failed to mention we would be asked for $5 per car to enter the park. Many people didn't bring any money with them. It was a big waste of time for all who got up early.
      • Bill Hayes, Wilmington
      • Source: NewsJournal, August 15, 2007
    18. Take complaint about meteors to higher power
      • I had to empathize with the man who wrote a letter in the Wednesday newspaper complaining how inconsiderate it was of The News Journal to misrepresent the number of meteors in the Perseid meteor shower. I assume he is from out of state, since he was not aware that there is a modest fee to enter Delaware state parks.
      • Since the meteor shower did not perform as advertised, the Department of Celestial Displays should refund his park admission fee. If not, I recommend that he register a complaint with the Cosmic Oversight Department for our galaxy.
      • Tom Morris, Wilmington
      • Source: NewsJournal, August 22, 2007
    19. NETS*S 2007 Student Profiles
      • Design, develop and test a digital learning game to demonstrate knowledge and skills related to curriculum content.
      • Create and publish an online art gallery with examples and commentary that demonstrate an understanding of different historical periods, cultures and countries.
      • Select digital tools or resources to use for a real-world task and justify the selection based on their efficiency and effectiveness.
      • Employ curriculum-specific simulations to practice critical thinking processes.
      • Identify a complex global issue to research, develop a systematic plan of investigation, and present sustainable solutions.
    20. NETS*S 2007 Student Profiles
      • Analyze the capabilities and limitations of current and emerging technology resources and assess their potential to address personal, social, lifelong learning, and career needs.
      • Design a web site that meets accessibility requirements.
      • Model legal and ethical behaviors when using information and technology by properly selecting, acquiring, and citing resources.
      • Create media-rich presentations for other students on the appropriate and ethical use of digital tools and resources.
      • Configure and troubleshoot hardware, software and network systems to optimize their use for learning and productivity.
    21. Support
      • Apple Learning Interchange
        • Edcommunity.apple.com/ali
    22. www.udel.edu/sine

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