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21st century skills for EFL teachers from Moldova
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21st skillspresentation
- 1. LEARNING FOR THE 21 st CENTURY A Guide for EFL Teachers in Moldova Daniela Munca, PhD APLE 2011
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- 12. Introduction Introduction to the 21st century skills concept Why are 21 st century skills important for EFL teachers in Moldova? What teaching methods can be used to adjust Moldovan curricula to the 21 st century teaching and learning?
- 13. Introduction to the 21 st century skills concept
- 14. What skills do our students need to master in the 21 st century?
- 15. Which of these skills can you teach in school?
- 17. Which skills are the most difficult to teach? Why?
- 18. An initiative of the US. Department of Education to create an overall vision of how 21 st century skills can be incorporated into K-12 and higher education .
- 19. The Framework for 21st Century Learning describes the skills, knowledge and expertise students must master to succeed in work and life. 21 st Century Skills Framework
- 20. What are 21 st century skills?
- 25. Why are 21 st century skills important for Moldovan students?
- 27. Workforce Why are 21 st century skills important? “ The average person will change jobs nine times by the time he or she is 32.” Elaine Chao, U.S. Secretary of Labor
- 28. The four “C”s: are a student’s ticket up the economic ladder in the 21st century Critical thinking and problem solving Communication Collaboration Creativity and innovation
- 30. 21 st century tools Information and Communication Technologies, such as Computers, Networking and other Technologies Audio, Video, and Other Media and Multimedia Tools learning skills core subjects 21 st century context 21 st century content assessment Element 3 : 21 ST century tools
- 33. 5 Teaching Tools for Moldovan EFL Teachers
- 34. Tool 1 : Use Real Examples: Study Cases Magenta Consulting
- 46. Tool 2 : Create Web Quests Products of Moldova
- 50. Tool 3 : Create Real World Tasks IONEL marketing campaign task
- 52. Tool 4 : Invite Experts from local or international companies
- 54. Tool 5 : Participate in International Projects Business for Youth
- 59. Tool 6 : Be Active on Facebook
- 63. 21 st Century Skills for Moldovan Universities Daniela Munca [email_address]
Editor's Notes
- (Dave) Every Student Deserves …First Class Knowledge And World Class Skills The future won’t wait --- we should be integrating knowledge and skills, in every classroom, for every student We are losing too many opportunities to prepare our students to succeed in the 21 st century - the rest of the world is passing us by. Our students are not performing as well as their international peers on global assessments like TIMMS and PISA. Parents and kids are waiting for us to come to a consensus and work together. The P21 framework describes the knowledge and skills EVERY child needs in the 21 st century. It is based on mastery of core academic subjects Also asks: are students good communicators? Collaborators? Critical thinkers? Financially literate and civically engaged?
- (Dave) These skills are crucial for every student. Even entry-level jobs require these skills – the days of rote skills and routine jobs are over.
- (Dave) These are the skills that are most aligned with AASL’s mission and AASL has been a great champion of these skills within P21 (Julie Walker is P21 board member). As she would say - the importance of information literacy in the P21 framework cannot be overstated—students must be able to access, evaluate, use and manage information effectively. This is a basic requirement for success in the 21 st century.
- (Dave) Everyone has a story to tell about a student, a son or daughter or an employee who needs to refine this skill set. Self direction is one that we often hear about from the business community. In a flat world, organizations are becoming leaner. We hear: “if someone needs to be managed, we can’t use them.” Today’s employers expect even entry-level employees to be self-starters, to take the initiative and be productive and accountable with their work without too much hand-holding. Citizens today, too, need to be flexible. The rapid pace of change – whether it’s technology, or the culture – requires adaptability.
- (Dave) No skills implementation can be successful without developing core academic subject knowledge and understanding among all students. For this reason, core academic subjects are a bedrock component of the MILE Guide Self-Assessment Tool. All 21st century skills can and should be taught in the context of core academic subjects. In addition, core subjects can and should be taught in ways that support the themes of global awareness, financial literacy, civic literacy, health literacy & environmental literacy.