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21st Century Learning and Teaching
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Are you an 21st century educator? Here is a list of skills that teachers should know for 21st century.
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There is STILL some skill to add to that list ===> Cyber-Security skills!!! As students need to get knowledge who is tailored to the Real-World, this skill is very important!!! When having Cyber-Security skills, their employer doesn't have to invest in special training, which saves him big money!
And in times where Economy doesn't look that good worldwide, this is certainly a bonus point to find a new job!
Check also:
- https://gustmees.wordpress.com/2012/10/11/learning-basics-of-cyber-security-by-easy-to-follow-steps/
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Middle-level jobs are being squeezed, but smart policies can help reverse rising youth unemployment and give university students the professional...
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A MUST read!!!
Cooperation between #business and #education ensures vocational education produces #skills that match employers’ needs well.
#Apprenticeship systems are efficient in conveying valuable information about the apprentice’s #skills and abilities to #employers.
Countries with a strong apprenticeship system show a smoother transition from #school to #work! #Education ===> http://shrd.by/FZy9Vz 
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Over and above the annual Summit, WISE is an international initiative and platform for a multitude of established and new educational actors to collaborate proactively all year round.
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A MUST check!
Emily ivanco's comment,
March 5, 2013 9:36 PM
Each school provides different education programs. This allows there to be much difference when people apply for jobs. The skills that students gain are more broad and different from other students. This depends upon what school they attended and what teachers were there.
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Like usually, some great thoughts from Tony GURR ;)