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Many young people feel alienated by traditional news media but are interested in current events. Some schools are addressing this by creating online student newspapers that allow youth to have a voice on issues they care about. These publications teach students skills like writing, linking to sources, and webpage creation while empowering them to share opinions on topics relevant to their lives with their peers.
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The document discusses how school models have changed little in 150 years despite dramatic shifts in technology and the skills needed for future jobs. It notes that most youth are highly connected online but schools focus on outdated curricula and standardized testing. The author advocates rethinking education to develop skills like critical thinking, collaboration, and multimedia literacy. Schools should embrace tools like open online courses, performance assessments, and connecting students with experts worldwide. Students would take more responsibility for inquiry-based, self-directed learning to prepare for a future of lifelong learning and freelance work.
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This document discusses using social media in education. It argues that social media can empower students by connecting them globally and enriching their learning through interactions with individuals and groups worldwide. The document also shares one school's experience using social media to facilitate collaborations between classrooms in different locations. Students were able to connect and communicate in real-time with new friends through video chats and blogs.
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The document discusses the use of social media and new technologies in educational settings. It argues that while these tools are being incorporated more regularly, like blogs and SNS, educators often approach them in the same way as traditional methods rather than leveraging their full capabilities. The document also explores how social media can be used to encourage discourse outside the classroom and foster collective intelligence among students. It maintains that using SNS platforms like Facebook provides educational benefits such as easy submission of homework and promoting the sharing of information and news.
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There are several reasons why people attend university according to the documents:
1) To gain specialized knowledge and skills in their chosen field of study that is not available in high school. Universities have expert professors and resources to provide in-depth learning.
2) To prepare for future careers by developing practical skills through projects, research, and real-world experiences. University also builds professional networks.
3) To gain new experiences like interacting with different people and ideas, participating in extracurricular activities, and learning independently. The university environment provides personal and intellectual growth.
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The document discusses several reasons why people attend university or college. The main reasons discussed are:
1) Career preparation - universities help students gain specialized knowledge and skills needed for their future careers through programs like internships.
2) Increased knowledge - universities have expert professors and advanced facilities that allow students to gain more in-depth knowledge in their fields of study.
3) New experiences - the university environment provides opportunities for students to develop social skills and leadership abilities through extracurricular activities and interacting with diverse groups of people.
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1) To gain specialized knowledge and skills in their chosen field of study that is not available in high school. Universities have expert professors and resources to provide in-depth learning.
2) To prepare for future careers by developing practical skills through projects, research, and real-world experiences. University also builds professional networks.
3) To gain new experiences like interacting with different people and ideas, participating in extracurricular activities, and learning independently, which help personal and career development. The university atmosphere provides memorable experiences.
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