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This document discusses 21st century learners and how their use of technology has shaped them. It describes how today's students can absorb information quickly through various technologies and are constantly connected through devices. It argues these students have incorporated skills like being innovators, creative designers, critical thinkers, and collaborators through their daily technology use. The document calls on teachers to support more technology access in classrooms to help teach students how to use the internet as a learning tool and to monitor their technology use.
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21st century learner
- 1. 21 st Century Learner By Kristen Friedlander
- 2. Are you my Teacher?
- 5. The 21 st Century Learner . . .
- 7. Cell phones
- 8. TV
- 9. Internet
- 10. MP3 Players
- 11. IPods
- 12. The Digital Generation . . .
- 13. Is always connected with their peers and the world through different types of technology.
- 14. They are masters of varying types of technology.
- 16. And while these students are having fun, they are also LEARNING !
- 17. I am ready to be a 21 st Century Teacher . . .
- 18. In my classroom . . .
- 19. I would like to see. . .
- 20. More internet access . . .
- 21. Newer computers . . .
- 22. I will . . .
- 25. Are you ready for the 21 st Century learners?
- 26. I AM . . .
- 27. I just need your support!
- 28. Thank You For your Time!