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2014 LoopRSP Mark Osborne | Modern Learning Practice
This document discusses future-focused learning in 21st century schools. It identifies seven key skills needed for students to succeed, including critical thinking, collaboration, adaptability, initiative, communication, accessing information, and curiosity. The document also lists effective learning activities such as teaching each other, giving and receiving feedback, choosing what to learn next, and cooperative learning. Finally, it provides examples of educational technologies that can support powerful learning, such as Google Earth, Quizlet, Voicethread, Thinglink, Showme, and YouTube Editor.
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