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    the new technology school equipment, and it scares the teachers to use them in front of the classroom, which forbids them of using any new 21st century method and it is very unfortunate that my home country can’t provide a modern type of education. Overall, every single one of us subconsciously has the potential to acquiring skills for the 21st century education successfully, we just have to think, come to conclusions and assess ourselves rationally and use these skills in our everyday…

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    In the second video I watched, “21st Century Learning”, it mentions that technology is transforming the ways that people work and relate to each other, which means that learning in schools needs to change to adequately prepare students. Education should be much more about ways of thinking, which involve creative and critical approaches to problem-solving and decision-making, must also emphasizing learning. Education should also introduced ways of working through communicating and collaborating,…

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    Supporting curriculum planning, local assessment, and teaching for meaningful learning. In order for schools and educators to achieve these goals, McTighe has laid out three components he believes are essential for assessing core requirements and the 21st Century skills. The three skills are: Content-specific tests; A series of content-specific and interdisciplinary performance tasks; and A local assessment…

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    Remarks Ringg! Ringggg! Ringggggggg! Is this the sound of a bell signaling the next class is about to begin? Or is this a bell from the early 1900 's in a factory signaling the beginning of the next shift? The Industrial revolution of the early 20th century brought about a new and exotic form of capitalism which many in the United States saw as the most innovative way to innovate. The development of large factories encouraged many Americans to move from the traditional intimacy of rural areas…

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    Common Core State Standard The Common Core State Standards have become a controversial topic among teachers, parents, government, and businessmen. Much has been written about the topic which has made it a bit confusing. The Common Core State Standards or CCSS, are a set of expectation or standards that students should be capable of performing in math and English language arts for every grade level. There are currently 45 states that have fully adopted the CCSS. (ABC ) The Common Core State…

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    The 21st century has been labeled as the “information age” – a time when society relies on technology not only to connect and communicate, but also to get work done, to conserve energy and produce more goods, and to even save lives. Due to the nature of technology, information changes rapidly and increasingly influences more and more people each day. While there are controversies and arguments about how we as a society have begun to rely too much on technology, there is no denying that…

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    Most of the CFTC’s rules were written for 20th century analog markets” (Speeches). It might have been effective in the 20th century but now it cannot stay. Keeping the same rules for a different game will only result in unfair play. Updating the policy will keep the system in check. Even if updating means having to rethink the amount of force necessary to confiscate code, it might have to be considered because source code plays a big role in 21st century trade. In essence, “Regulation AT is a…

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    burden that we as educators must take seriously. It is vital for us to provide the tools and opportunities for our students that will help mold and guide them to have the skills, attributes, and knowledge that is needed for the changing times. The 21st century “super skills” that our students need in order to be successful are: communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity. Communication involves the ability to share thoughts, questions, ideas, and ultimately find solutions.…

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    In the 21st century learning is seen as a lifelong process, therefore a teacher’s main role is to facilitate learning. A teacher cannot learn for their students, and thus must focus on creating a positive environment and encourages student participation (Scrivener, 2011). In order to accomplish this task and be a successful as a teacher, I will need to continuously develop and refine various 21st century skills and attributes within myself. Novel and adaptive thinking is just one of the many…

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    The choice of teaching model used by a teacher varies depending on the learning theories that each teacher has been exposed to in the course of their training. In conjunction, teachers develop ideas and beliefs about how they are supposed to approach the issue of making children learn. Some use what they have been taught throughout study in order to form their own opinions on how to approach literacy development among students, while others use different theories by different theorists (Luke,…

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