Teaching in the 21st century
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Teachers in the 21st century must implement professional development in classroom management, new teaching strategies and learning theories. They must also share resources and collaborate using technology like blogs, wikis and social networking sites. Teachers help students develop critical thinking, collaboration, media literacy and creativity skills by having them use computers, tablets, cell phones and more to create and share assignments. The goal is to prepare students to meet standards like Common Core and NST-S through implementing new curriculums across subjects like math, social studies, English and science.
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Teaching in the 21st century
- 1. TEACHING IN THE 21ST CENTURY Plug them in
- 2. Professional Sharing and Implementing Development Collaborating Standards • Classroom • Create tutorials • NST-S Management • Blogs • Common Core • New strategies • Web Quests Curriculum for teaching • Wikis • State Standards • New theories in learning
- 3. Standards Curriculum Assessments Effective teaching
- 4. Classroom Yahoo Google Bing Social Networking sites Blogs Books Wikipedia
- 5. • Computers • Tablets They • Cell Phones • Use: • Ipods Video Cameras • You Tube Videos To • Blogs Create • Games and • Social Networking Share: • Wikis • Assignments
- 6. Critical Thinking Collaboration While teaching: Media Literacy • Math Creativity • Social Studies To prepare • English students for • Science college and • Art careers
- 8. ALL IMAGES IN PRESENTATION ARE FROM GOOGLE IMAGES