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This document discusses the importance of math and science education in the 21st century. It defines math and science as systematic ways of gaining knowledge through observation and experimentation. It notes that math and science give students tools to understand and solve problems in the world. Examples are given of how technology like Gigipan, online games, YouTube, and Skype can be used to apply math and science concepts. The role of technology in areas like medicine, energy, computers, and communication is also highlighted.
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21st century education
The document discusses the importance of math and science education in the 21st century. It defines math and science as systematic ways of gaining knowledge about the world through observation and experimentation. It notes that math and science give students tools to draw conclusions and solve problems. Examples are given of how technology like Gigipan, online games, YouTube, and Skype can be used to apply math and science concepts to 21st century education. The role of technology in areas like medicine, energy, computers, and communication is also highlighted.
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- 1. 21st Century Education Math & ScienceBy: TJ Roberts, Megan Davis & Colby Treadway
- 2. Math and Science } Definition: A systematic way of gaining knowledge about the world through observations and experimentation. } Importance: Math and science give students the tools they need to draw conclusions about the world around them which aids in problems solving and decision making.
- 3. Applications to 21st Century Education } Math & Science apply to all areas of life } Math is a necessary skill to enter the workplace } Science helps students explore the world around them
- 4. Examples: } Gigipan } Online games } YouTube } Webquest } Skype
- 5. Role in Technology } Technology has provided us with better medical care } Created new forms of energy } Improved the accessibility of computers to everyone } Increased communication
- 6. Works Cited } www.zunespring.com } www.123rf.com } www.edudemic.com