Educating the Whole Child for the 21st Century
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Educating the Whole Child for the 21st Century by Linda Mariotti.
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Educating the Whole Child for the 21st Century
- 1. May 1, 2009
- 2. Commission on The Whole Child ◦ January/July, 2006 ◦ Stephanie Pace Marshall/Hugh Price, co-chairs ◦ The Learning Compact Redefined: A Call to Action Five components
- 3. healthy.
- 5. engaged.
- 6. supported.
- 7. challenged.
- 13. Whole Child Web site Resources Whole Child Community Conversations Project Resolution Tool Kit The Learning Compact Redefined: A Call to Action
- 17. Critical thinking and problem-solving Creativity and innovation Collaboration, teamwork, leadership Cross-cultural understanding Communication and media literacy Computing and ITC technology Career and learning self-reliance
- 18. Component Skills 7 C’s Research, analysis, Critical thinking, synthesis, project problem-solving management, etc. New knowledge creation, solution Creativity, innovation design, storytelling Cooperation, compromise, Collaboration, consensus, teamwork, leadership community building
- 19. 7 C’s Component Skills Cross-cultural Diverse ethnic, understandings knowledge, organizational cultures Communication, Crafting, analyzing media literacy messages, using technology effectively Computing, ITC technology Effective use of electronic information, knowledge tools
- 20. 7 C’s Component Skills Career, learning Managing change, self-reliance lifelong learning, career redefinition
- 21. Students working in teams to experience and explore relevant, real- world problems, questions, issues and challenges, then creating presentations and products to share what they have learned
- 22. Conventional speed Twitch speed Step by step Random access Linear processing Parallel processing Text first Graphics first Work-oriented Play-oriented Stand alone Connected
- 23. Multitasking / toggling Multimedia learning Online social networking Online information searching Games, simulations, creative expressions
- 24. Teacher directed Student directed Direct instruction Collaborative construction Knowledge based Skills based Content rooted Process rooted Basic skills Higher order thinking Theory Practice Curricula Life skills Individual Group Classroom Community Summative assessment Formative evaluation Learning for school Learning for life
- 25. To learn collaboration – work in teams learn critical thinking – tackle complex problems learn oral communication – present learn written communication- write
- 26. To learn technology – use technology develop citizenship – tackle civic, global issues learn about careers – do internships learn content - research, do all of the above
- 27. Desktop computers, Desks, chairs with pods of laptops; teacher in front of media rich, room; books and immediate, fast, materials; a print rich engaging, dynamic environment and instant response environment Educators as digital immigrants; taught Students as digital before technology natives; adept at using digital media, wired to tools
- 28. Methods of learning Methods of teaching aligned aligned Learning spaces Teaching areas Strategies, resources Tools, resources that that support learning support teaching for students, staff 20th century schools 21st century learning communities
- 29. Collaborative networkers and communicators Adaptive and creative Information, media and technology savvy Partial to instant gratification Reliant on media in its various forms
- 30. Desktop computers with high speed internet PDA’s, iPods, cell phones Focused software Learning and content management systems Video, audio conferencing Cameras, video cameras Media production Social networking sites Time for planning, experimentation
- 31. Moderate, facilitate, Lecture and deliver refocus discussions information Stimulate moderate, Ask questions then manage communication accept answers and collaboration Model “how-to” at the Use interactive chalk board whiteboards, blogs, social networks
- 32. Employ “give facts then Adapt curriculum, use test” model digital tools to gather/ assess information Know pedagogy and effective practice Combine pedagogy, effective practice and technological skills Engage in one-way teacher/student communication Facilitate student/group collaboration
- 33. “You must be the change you wish to see in the world.” Mohandas Gandhi