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Effective technology integration for 21st century learners focuses on developing four main skill areas: learning and innovation skills like creativity, critical thinking, and collaboration; life and career skills such as flexibility, initiative, and leadership; core subjects and global awareness; and information, media, and technology skills including information literacy and media literacy. These skills prepare students for core academic subjects, life, and career.
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This document discusses technology literacy and its importance for students. It defines technology literacy as the ability to use technology to communicate, solve problems, access and evaluate information to improve learning. It outlines standards for technology literacy that include skills like creative and innovation, communication, research, critical thinking and digital citizenship. The document explains that technology literacy is now more important as students need to process large amounts of information and identify and solve problems using technology.
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21st century skills are needed to prepare digital natives for their future. These skills include creativity, innovation, critical thinking, problem solving, communication, collaboration, information literacy, media literacy, and ICT literacy. Teachers can help develop these skills by integrating technology into lessons, allowing student collaboration on projects, and using technology as a tool for research, organization, evaluation and communication. Technology plays a key role as the vehicle for students to develop 21st century skills by collaborating, problem-solving, and organizing information.
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