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The document discusses the skills needed for the 21st century. It states that the intellectual capital of citizens will be the driving force this century, so developing students' intellectual potential now is crucial. It also notes that what and how students learn is changing. There is an urgency to build workers' skills to meet 21st century needs, as seen in reports calling for action. The document then lists 21st century skills compiled from various sources to serve as common definitions across sectors, including digital literacy, inventive thinking, interactive communication, and managing quality results with real-world application.
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The document discusses the need for education systems to shift focus from 20th century skills like memorization and basic skills to 21st century skills like critical thinking, collaboration, cultural awareness and communication to prepare students for a changing global job market. It highlights how jobs now require skills in accessing and analyzing information, problem solving and adaptability. Schools need to develop these skills through project-based and student-centered learning rather than traditional teaching and focus on knowledge transfer alone. The future of work demands lifelong learning, creativity, initiative and technical proficiency from students.
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- 3. The driving force for the 21st century is the intellectual capital of citizens. Political, social, and economic advances during this millennium will be possible only if the intellectual potential of youth is developed now. It should be no surprise that what students learn—as well as how they learn it and how often they must refresh these skills sets—is changing. The urgency for building the capacity of workers to meet the needs of the 21st century is readily apparent in the number of high profile groups publishing reports as calls for action. This list of 21st century skills has been compiled from the many excellent works published in the 1990’s, as well as from contemporary literature, emerging research and the voice of representatives from education, business and industry. It is intended to serve as a bridge across public, business, industry, and education sectors through common definitions, and contexts for the skills most needed by students and workers in the emerging digital age.
- 4. 1. Digital Age Literacy—Today’s Basics 2. Inventive Thinking—Intellectual Capital 3. Interactive Communication—Social and Personal Skills 4. Quality, State-of- the -Art Results
- 6. * Adaptability / Managing Complexity and Self - direction
- 8. Prioritizing, Planning, and Managing for Results Effective Use of Real-World Tools High Quality Results with Real-World Application
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