OWD2012 - A3 - Meten van 21st century skills - Diederik Schönau

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The document discusses 21st century skills and the ATC21S framework. It describes 21st century skills as including ways of thinking like creativity and problem solving; ways of working like communication and collaboration; tools for working like information and communications technology; and skills for living in the world like citizenship and social responsibility. It then outlines two areas of research - collaborative problem solving and ICT literacy/communication. Finally, it lists six countries that have participated in ATC21S research and provides a contact for more information about ATC21S in the Netherlands.

De beoordeling van 21e eeuwse
vaardigheden en ATC21S
De Onderwijsdagen
15 november 2012

Diederik Schönau
Cito

21e eeuwse vaardigheden: ATC21S

• Ways of thinking. Creativity, critical thinking,
problem-solving, decision-making and learning
• Ways of working. Communication and
collaboration
• Tools for working. Information and
communications technology (ICT) and information
literacy
• Skills for living in the world. Citizenship, life and
career, and personal and social responsibility

Twee onderzoekslijnen

Collaboration en problem-solving:
1.Collaborative problem-solving.
Working together to solve a common
challenge, which involves the contribution
and exchange of ideas, knowledge or
resources to achieve the goal.
> 9 opdrachten

Twee onderzoekslijnen

Information literacy en communication:
2.ICT literacy — learning in digital
networks. Learning through digital means,
such as social networking, ICT literacy,
technological awareness and simulation.
Each of these elements enables individuals to
function in social networks and contribute to
the development of social and intellectual
capital.
> 3 opdrachten

Onderzoek in zes landen

• Australië
• Verenigde Staten
• Singapore
• Finland
• Costa Rica
• Nederland
Belangstelling in: Engeland, Portugal,
Rusland, Japan, Korea

ATC21S

Voor verdere informatie zie de ATC21S website:
http://atc21s.org

Contact voor Nederland:
diederik.schonau@cito.nl

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