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A New Vision for 21st Century Education

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PLEASE NOTE: This is only a template presentation; you may add examples and additional slides based on your audience EDUCATION COMMUNITY AUDIENCE

Partnership for 21st Century Skills

Karen CatorDirector, Education LeadershipApple, IncChair, Partnership for 21st Century Skills

cator@apple.com

Who is the Partnership?

“This is a story about the big public conversation the nation is

not having about education… whether an entire generation of

kids will fail to make the grade in the global economy because they can’t think their way

through abstract problems, work in teams, distinguish good

information from bad, or speak a language other than English.”

How to Build a Student for the 21st Century, TIME Magazine, December

18, 2006

Overview

Competition and Teamwork - Global Workplace Skills

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“The World is Flat” - Global Interdependence

Just “Google it” - Ubiquitous Information

1 “Growing up Digital” - Student experience

Why 21st Century Skills?

We need many more of our students to become effective 21st Century Citizens with lifelong learning skills.

Creative - Mobile - Multitasking - Collaborative - Producers

The 21st Century Student

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Connected Individuals

They are connectedIn innovative and new ways

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New Connections

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Connected Individuals

They are connectedIn innovative and new ways

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New Connections

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Connected Individuals

New Communities

Virtual Communities

They are connectedIn innovative and new ways

20052000

New Connections

2003

Connected Individuals

New Communities

Virtual Communities

New Content

Mixing and Publishing

They are connectedIn innovative and new ways

Competition and Teamwork - Global Workplace Skills

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“The World is Flat” - Global Interdependence

Just “Google it” - Ubiquitous Information

1 “Growing up Digital” - Student experience

Why 21st Century Skills?

We need many more of our students to become effective 21st Century Citizens with lifelong learning skills.

“China has 160 cities with a population of 1 million or more.”

“China is a threat, China is a customer, and China is an opportunity.”

Why 21st Century Skills?

Competition and Teamwork - Global Workplace Skills

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4

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“The World is Flat” - Global Interdependence

Just “Google it” - Ubiquitous Information

1 “Growing up Digital” - Student experience

Why 21st Century Skills?

We need many more of our students to become effective 21st Century Citizens with lifelong learning skills.

461 human resource officials - April and May 2006 – The Conference Board,– Corporate Voices for Working Families, – Partnership for 21st Century Skills– Society for Human Resource Management.

Are They Really Ready to Work?

Employers’ Perspectives on the Basic Knowledge And Applied Skills of New Entrants to the 21st Century U.S. Workforce

• 72% - deficient in basic English writing skills, including grammar and spelling.

• 81% - deficient in written communications.• Bright spots -

– information technology – teamwork –diversity

Are They Really Ready to Work?

Next 5 Years - What is important?

• 77% - “making appropriate choices concerning health and wellness”

• 75% - “creativity/innovation”

• 64% - “Use of non-English languages as a tool for understanding other nations, markets, and cultures.”

• 53% - “understanding of global markets and the economic and cultural impacts of globalization.”

Are They Really Ready to Work?

Competition and Teamwork - Global Workplace Skills

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4

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“The World is Flat” - Global Interdependence

“Google it” - Ubiquitous Information

1 “Growing up Digital” - Student experience

Why 21st Century Skills?

We need many more of our students to become effective 21st Century Citizens with lifelong learning skills.

Competition and Teamwork - Global Workplace Skills

2

4

3

“The World is Flat” - Global Interdependence

“Google it” - Ubiquitous Information

1 “Growing up Digital” - Student experience

Why 21st Century Skills?

We need many more of our students to become effective 21st Century Citizens with lifelong learning skills.

Today’s ChallengeStudent Engagement

Today’s ChallengeStudent Engagement

The Condition of Education 2002, National Center for Education Statistics

The Disconnect: Twelfth Graders View

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School work is meaningful

Courses are interesting

School will be important in later life

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15+ year study shows decline in perception

The Condition of Education 2002, National Center for Education Statistics

The Disconnect: Twelfth Graders View

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School work is meaningful

Courses are interesting

School will be important in later life

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15+ year study shows decline in perception

The Condition of Education 2002, National Center for Education Statistics

The Disconnect: Twelfth Graders View

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Fewer Making it Through the Education Pipeline

Of every 100 ninth graders in the US only...

National Center for Public Policy and Higher Education, Policy Alert, April 2004

68 graduate high school on time

40 immediately enroll in college 27 are still

enrolled in college 18 graduate

college on time

America’s high schools are failing to prepare too many of our students for work and higher education.

National Governors AssociationAn Agenda for Improving America’s High Schools

February 2005

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“People don't change when you tell them there is a better option. They change when they conclude that they have no other option.”

Why 21st Century Skills?

20th Century Education Model

21st Century Skills Framework

Framework for 21st Century Skills

Preparing Students for a Lifetime of Success

• English• Reading & Language Arts• Mathematics• Science• Foreign Languages• Civics & Government• Economics• Arts• History• Geography

Core Subjects

• Global Awareness• Financial, Economic, Business and Entrepreneurship Literacy• Civic Literacy• Health & Wellness Awareness

21st Century Interdisciplinary Themes

21st Century Content

Core Subjects

Preparing Students for a Lifetime of Success

ICT Literacy - The ability to use technology to accomplish thinking & learning skills

• Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Skills• Creativity & Innovation Skills• Communication Skills• Collaboration Skills• Contextual Learning• Information and Media Literacy

ICT Literacy and Thinking and Learning Skills

Preparing Students for a Lifetime of Success

ITC Literacy + Thinking & Learning Skills

21st Century Content

• Leadership• Ethics• Accountability• Adaptability• Productivity• Personal Responsibility• People Skills• Self Direction • Social Responsibility

Core Subjects

Life Skills

Preparing Students for a Lifetime of Success

Life Skills

Framework for 21st Century Skills

2. Decide on 21st Century Outcomes

3. Involve community and business leaders

4. Connect with supporting community groups

5. Evaluate and focus your assessment efforts

1 Engage teachers

Where to Focus

Conclusion

Every student in this nation must be:• A critical thinker• A problem solver• An Innovator• An effective communicator• An effective collaborator• A self-directed learner• Information and media literate• Globally aware• Civically engaged• Financially and economically literate

Conclusion

“There is remarkable consensus among

educators and business and policy leaders on one key conclusion: we need to bring what we teach and how we teach into

the 21st century.”

TIME Magazine, December 18, 2006

A New Vision for 21st Century Education

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PLEASE NOTE: This is only a template presentation; you may add examples and additional slides based on your audience EDUCATION COMMUNITY AUDIENCE

Partnership for 21st Century Skills

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