21st century skills 6-20-12
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This document outlines the agenda and activities for a webinar on 21st century skills. It includes: - An activity to activate prior knowledge about 21st century learners - A discussion on what teachers have always needed, which is content and pedagogy - Defining 21st century skills and discussing their importance - Exploring shifts in learning environments and the 4 C's of communication, collaboration, critical thinking, and creativity - Identifying themes in lesson plan scenarios and discussing evaluation tools - Breakout activities and discussions on engaging learners and the roles of content, pedagogy, and technology - A reflection on what was learned about technology, engagement, and aligning to standards.
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21st century skills 6-20-12
- 1. 21st Century Skills Webinar Protocol
- 2. Activate Prior Knowledge (10 min.) Draw the 21st Century Learner (Table work, Display & Describe) What Have Teachers ALWAYS Needed? (5 min.) Content (What #3) & Pedagogy (How #4) Engagement standard? – Engagement reflection ?s Technology TPACK (Look back at poster)
- 3. Learning Objectives • Understanding of 21st Century skills
- 4. 21st Century Defined • http://answergarden.ch/view/30863
- 5. Old School or New School? • http://www.pbs.org/wgbh/pages/fro ntline/digitalnation/resources/teach ers/#3 • Screen shot and hyperlink
- 7. 21st Century Skills...Why? http://youtu.be/rvyP-cwpHN8
- 8. Shifts in Learning Environments • Insert Transforming Learning Environments Chart
- 9. 21st Century Skills...Why? Top: Core Content & Outcomes Support image citation:
- 10. What are the 4 C's? SUPER SKILLS • communication • collaboration • critical thinking • creativity
- 11. Learning and innovation skills are what separate students who are prepared for increasingly complex life and work environments in the 21st century and those who are not." Principal's Evaluation Handbook (insert p. #) citation)
- 12. What do you “C”? TEXT Communication Collaboration Critical Thinking Creativity C C C Archipoch / FreeDigitalPhotos.net
- 13. “Above and Beyond” Video: www.p21.org
- 14. Top: Core Content & Outcomes Support image citation:
- 15. Identify the themes present in the following lesson plan scenarios. http://www.stixy.com/guest/200398
- 16. Tools and Resources • list wiki sites, websites, articles?
- 17. How does all of this tie into the Teacher Evaluation Instrument? http://4.bp.blogspot.com/_YgpHa1oeH ME/Sh3TdgmuFzI/AAAAAAAAApM/bZi ZqAgkKrE/s400/untied+shoes.jpg
- 18. Activity
- 19. Standard I: Teachers Demonstrate Leadership
- 20. Standard II:
- 21. Standard III:
- 22. Standard IV
- 23. Standard V:
- 25. Using the following Google form, reflect for a moment and answer the following questions as a group: Think of ONE change in your school/district that will need to be made to support 21st Century learning. What role will you take in making that ONE thing happen? image: http://uicservants.files.wordpress.com/2008/09/reflect- small3.jpg
- 26. "The change in classrooms isn't big moves on the chess board, it's little moves made every day that eventually add up to a major shift." -adapted from quote by Jay Baer
- 27. LET’S TAKE A BREAK
- 28. ERD 21 TEAM • Robert Sox • Heather Mullins • Jason Rhodes • Abbey Askew Futrell
- 29. Notes • Give them more time to connect and interact with each other.
- 31. What have teachers always needed? What? How?
- 32. Google Form • How do we engage learners? • What makes a learning experience engaging for you? • Think about your own school/district... Share an example of a time when you experienced students actively engaged in their learning. http://bit.ly/MwUF90
- 33. Are what and how enough? Content Pedagogy
- 34. Tools for Active Engagement ?
- 35. Video of Engagement or Us • https://www.teachingchannel.org/vid eos/hook-stations#
- 36. Pedagogical Knowledge Knowing... Who the learners are. Why you're teaching a certain topic, concept or skill. Where the lessons are going to take you. How to teach.
- 38. Content Knowledge • Within a given field, knowing... o Central Facts o Concepts o Theories o Procedures
- 39. Take the Content Knowledge Quiz What do you know?
- 40. 1. Why do large trees have a difficult time living in a tundra? A. A Tundra is too hot for trees to grow large. B. Animals that live in a tundra destroy most vegetation. C. Flooding occurs too often in a tundra for large trees to grow. D. The soil in a tundra is too poor for large trees to grow.
- 45. One reflects knowledge…... ...the other builds knowledge.
- 46. Technology Knowledge • Standard Technology o Books and chalkboards o More recent technologies like the internet and digital video • Digital Technology o Operating systems and computer hardware o Software tools like word processors, spreadsheets, presentation software, web browsers, email, etc.
- 47. Putting it all together
- 49. Aligning to the Standards Lucid Chart
- 50. Reflection • After exploring TPACK, what have we learned about technology use and student engagement?
- 51. Useful Links • CITE Journal • The Innovative Educator • Henrico 21 • Creately Diagram Maker
Editor's Notes
- Add screenshot
- Insert four slides defining the four conditions, select where you are. Then have audience take quiz.After assessment discuss differences, etc.
- As we watch, think about what is on your 21st century posters Does this video validate your thoughts?Can you identify any “missing” elements?
- *archive lucidchartWhat does that look like in a real classroom. Find a real video showcasing the 21st century skills from Teaching Channel, etc. Tie into teacher evaluation tool. Show teaching standards using the star codes. How would that look on an evaluation?ACTIVITYWhat did you see?How do you know?How do you counsel the teacher to move where they need to be?
- Card activityQUESTIONS:What messages might this video convey to teachers as they think about their students?What messages might this video convey to teachers as they think about their teaching?Do your teachers currently think like this?What would they need to do it more/better?As a building leader, how do you facilitate this?Copy later in the presentation and ask what might this video sayabout us as 21st Century professionals?
- Add words to pictures in stixy.
- Give out different standards.Ask audience to find reasons to teach and use the 4 Cs in each of the standards.Looking at standards 1-4Why didn’t we look at 5? Individual/reflection on personal practiceClarify the difference between elements and descriptors. (Label diagram)Where did you find it most often?4Cs on a poster for posting.Have groups share out and look at the ratings most highlighted.
- IA. They establish a safe, …IB. Teachers work collaboratively…IC. Teachers strive to improve…ID. Teachers advocate for schools…
- Use a Google form to capture questions and place link to answers for future reference.Create group iconsMake table tent names/numberscreate group passwords\r\nGroup 1\r\nGroup 2 etc.
- Remember structure and choice
- Change this to lunch. Keep slide and insert where a break would occur.
- The 4 Cs rely on an environment of active engagement. Students won’t think critically if they’re not engaged, collaboration won’t be useful if they’re not engaged, communication is about engagement, creativity is the essence of active engagement as it’s taking thoughts and actions further.
- Find the right answer and go with consensus, and if you think it’s something different OK, but the will of the group must be acted upon.Collaborate/ConsensusIN what ways was having three people answer the question an advantage? A disadvantage? (Ask at the end)