What is a 21st century learner?
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21st century students must be critical thinkers who raise questions, gather information, and think openly to solve complex problems collaboratively. They must also be quick problem solvers, technological experts, self-efficient, flexible and adaptable, curious about the world, globally aware as events are interconnected, and environmentally conscious in order to succeed.
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