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Preparing a child for the world that doesn’t yet exist is not an easy task for any teacher. Step back and look at that picture from a broad perspective. What are the critical 21st-century skills… 
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What are the best websites that help children learn? This list covers a variety of tools and resources geared toward preparing your child for greatness.
Coolwired's curator insight,
June 4, 2014 1:44 PM
Thanks to Susan Bainbridge for this amazing collection of resources for parents!
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Educational technology has changed the face and contours of modern 21st Century teaching and learning.
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Technology in today's classrooms is capable of delivering a personalized learning experience for every student, whether struggling or advanced.
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Must read for educators and learners to know about vision, tools and resources for 21st century learning, 21st century teaching, and 21st century education. (#sd57 Educational technology - disruptive, creative force for learning.
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Invited presentation, Professional Learning Europe conference, Köln, Germany, 21 September 2011...
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Future learning will become both more social and more personal, says an educational technology expert.
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The 4 Ways Educational Technology Is Changing How People Learn Infographic presents how edtech alters the way we learn.
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An invited presentation for the Learning Skills Group Conference, Olympia, London, on 14 June, 2011.
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Web 2.0 saw the Internet move away from static ‘access only’ webpages into an arena in which learners could interact with one another, comment on things and engage in safe social networking and assessment tools.
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Groups are investing in projects to help understand how best to use technology in education, and what technological activities might be educational even if they are not meant to be. ...
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www.johnseelybrown.com "I am what I create" says John Seely Brown addressing the Carnegie Foundation for the Advancement of Teaching - Stanford, CA, Oct. 23-...
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Educator and writer Sam Chaltain shares some revolutionary ideas about learning and freedom in his recent TedxSinCity talk.
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As we continue moving forward, many skills currently taught will become obsolete in favour of these new core goals. And while the study of Mathematics specifically tends to take less of a priority, the aspects that come as a result of its study (problem solving, analytical thinking) will become pivotal to our students future careers.