The Digital Generation Triennial School Review 2006-2008 Verification Meeting Joseph Perkins – Smart Classrooms Coordinator 17 th  November 2008
 
 
21 st  Century learning What is the role of today’s teacher in the age of  Google ?
 
 
What’s changed? How did this model of education become no longer valid?
Kurzweil, 2001,  The Law of Accelerating Returns
The amount of new technical information is  doubling  every  2 years . Moore’s Law, Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel
“ The top 10 in-demand  jobs  in 2010  may not have existed in 2004. ” Former U.S. Secretary of Education Richard Riley
TRANSLATION: We are currently preparing students for  jobs that don’t yet exist ...
...using  technologies that haven’t been invented ...
... in order to  solve problems we don’t even know are problems  yet.
When we talk about computers and ICT in schools we’re really talking about  literacy   in the  21 st  century.
“ The  illiterate  of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot  learn ,  relearn , and  unlearn .” Alvin Toffler, 1980
21 st  Century SKILLS pattern recognition creative thinking critical thinking contextualisation analysis selection collaboration filter knowledge making connections evaluation authentication reflection prediction anchoring prioritisation
Is  this  how we get there?
21 st  Century TOOLS collaborative forums virtual classrooms web conferencing online courses e-games nintendoDS podcasts learning objects chats blogs interactive whiteboards wikis nintendo wii digital cameras digital voice recorders email laptops
creative thinking critical thinking contextualisation analysis selection collaboration filter knowledge making connections evaluation reflection prioritisation
21 st  learning at  Wooloowin What are we doing  to enable 21 st  Century learning for the digital generation?
Infrastructure. Students  need  the tools of the trade.
 
Pedagogy. The  key  to 21 st  Century learning.
Smart Classrooms Professional Development Framework 12 teachers, 2 or more days per week
Wooloowin teachers have a commitment to  on-going professional learning . 75%  of teachers accredited… and more on the way!
Are we done? What are our future ICT-related goals for 2009 and beyond?
21 st  Century learning What is the role of today’s teacher in the age of  Google ?

The Digital Generation

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    The Digital GenerationTriennial School Review 2006-2008 Verification Meeting Joseph Perkins – Smart Classrooms Coordinator 17 th November 2008
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    21 st Century learning What is the role of today’s teacher in the age of Google ?
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    What’s changed? Howdid this model of education become no longer valid?
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    Kurzweil, 2001, The Law of Accelerating Returns
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    The amount ofnew technical information is doubling every 2 years . Moore’s Law, Gordon Moore, co-founder of Intel
  • 10.
    “ The top10 in-demand jobs in 2010 may not have existed in 2004. ” Former U.S. Secretary of Education Richard Riley
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    TRANSLATION: We arecurrently preparing students for jobs that don’t yet exist ...
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    ...using technologiesthat haven’t been invented ...
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    ... in orderto solve problems we don’t even know are problems yet.
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    When we talkabout computers and ICT in schools we’re really talking about literacy in the 21 st century.
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    “ The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn , relearn , and unlearn .” Alvin Toffler, 1980
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    21 st Century SKILLS pattern recognition creative thinking critical thinking contextualisation analysis selection collaboration filter knowledge making connections evaluation authentication reflection prediction anchoring prioritisation
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    Is this how we get there?
  • 18.
    21 st Century TOOLS collaborative forums virtual classrooms web conferencing online courses e-games nintendoDS podcasts learning objects chats blogs interactive whiteboards wikis nintendo wii digital cameras digital voice recorders email laptops
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    creative thinking criticalthinking contextualisation analysis selection collaboration filter knowledge making connections evaluation reflection prioritisation
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    21 st learning at Wooloowin What are we doing to enable 21 st Century learning for the digital generation?
  • 21.
    Infrastructure. Students need the tools of the trade.
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    Pedagogy. The key to 21 st Century learning.
  • 24.
    Smart Classrooms ProfessionalDevelopment Framework 12 teachers, 2 or more days per week
  • 25.
    Wooloowin teachers havea commitment to on-going professional learning . 75% of teachers accredited… and more on the way!
  • 26.
    Are we done?What are our future ICT-related goals for 2009 and beyond?
  • 27.
    21 st Century learning What is the role of today’s teacher in the age of Google ?