Creating 21st Century Learning Ecosystems Honduras
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The document summarizes key aspects of 21st century learning ecosystems and tools for integrating technology to engage students. It discusses identifying standards and outcomes, allowing student choice and authentic demonstrations of mastery. Seamless integration should provide 24/7 access to learning and differentiate activities while building digital skills. Resources like P21 and ISTE frameworks can guide integration of tools like visual aids, simulations and games to enhance math, literacy and more. Educators are encouraged to expand professionally through communities and sharing best practices globally.
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