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Lott Middle School is providing information to parents about 21st century learning skills. 21st century skills are important because they help bridge the gap between how students live and learn. These skills include core academic subjects, as well as learning innovation skills like creativity, problem solving, and communication. They also involve life and career skills like flexibility, self-direction, and leadership. Mastering 21st century skills will help students succeed in today's world.
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- 2. Introduction Why are 21st century skills important? What are 21st century skills?
- 3. Why are 21st century skills important?
- 4. students why are 21st century skills important? Today’s education faces irrelevance unless we bridge the gap between how students live and how students learn.
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