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The model 21st Century Classroom presents an environment in which learning comes natural for students and makes sense to them, allowing them to experience success regularly. Students need to build learning skills using Web 2.0, applications, technology tools and research-based instructional strategies that will enable them to succeed in the workforce for decades to come.
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Looking for ideas and resources to inspire environmental awareness and action in your classroom? Edutopia brings you Think Green: Tips and Resources for Earth-Friendly Learning Projects.
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.Cyberbullying explained in English and in French. L'intimidation, la médisance et l´harcèlement sur Internet sont un acte répréhensible, disons le clairement. Il ne s'agit nullement d'une peccadille, ce n'est pas un délit de mineurs. Le mobbing au travail est partiellement connu par les gens, mais pas encore sur Internet. Ce knol essaie de sensibliser au cyberbullying et vous donne des explications, des conseils et en même temps aussi des solutions comment réagir...
Des auteurs travaillant dans le domaine de l'éducation, des journalistes renommés de différentes nationalités (LU, FR, UK, AU, IR) vous guident dans ce knol... Le cyberbullying nous concerne tous !!! Un knol multilingue sur le cyberbullying. A multi-lingual knol about cyberbullying. Knol créé le 04.10.2009. ........................................................................................................................................................... Cyberbullying is a problem that affects not just one nation, language group or culture. It is sadly, an errant component of the human condition, a modern epidemic that has the ability to destroy the lives of individuals as well as those of their families. If left unchecked, cyberbullying even has the potential to undermine and destroy the fabric of the societies that we have come to love and cherish. Gathered and united here in one voice, are writers from around the world, each of whom is dedicated to doing what they can to stand up to this insipid scourge. Listed below are resources that can equip you and those you love with tools and skill sets that will help you understand, recognise, defend against and ultimately overcome cyberbullying.
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a 21st century interactive learning environment. Today’s students have grown up in a world in living colour, fast moving, fast talking,
fading in and out, and remote controlled.Technology is moving rapidly and it is crucial for schools and companies to keep up in order to offer the highest standard of learning and training to their pupils or employees. Integrated classroom systems are helping teachers to engage, motivate and assess their students and learners. Research reinforces that assessment for learning is a key factor in the success of educational initiatives and can develop teachers’ professional understanding about the processes of learning and how to motivate all students. Today’s classroom needs interactive whiteboard technology, appropriate software and the facility to conduct formative and summative assessments easily - via a personal response or ‘voting’ system.
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A modern-day declaration of where things stand for educators in a social-media saturated world yet to fully hit our schools.
Today’s teacher has to possess many more skills than a teacher of our previous century. The teachers of today have to be highly-qualified educators, parental figures, master communicators, engaging presenters, expert trainers, sages, technophiles, data analysts, sales people and much more.
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Microsoft Education offers lesson plans, tutorials and in-depth Microsoft product resources, including Office and Windows, for K-12 and higher education.
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This knol (unit of knowledge) is in French, but it shows you as example on how to excursions and cultural visits could get documented with GOOGLE KNOL...
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The Khan Academy is a not-for-profit 501(c)(3) with the mission of providing a world-class education to anyone, anywhere.
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Discover why educators must help students develop the skills to manage their emotions, resolve conflicts nonviolently, and make responsible decisions.
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Free and open online community of resources designed primarily for faculty, staff and students of higher education from around the world to share their learning materials and pedagogy.
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Publish your knowledge and earn "some money" with AdSense program included in your "knols". Publish your knowledge in a 21st Century manner, Knol is the place to go. Knol is a unit of knowledge designed primarily to allow authors to share their expertise gained from the experiences of their lives. It is not necessarily an encyclopedia, although authors will include factual content in their knols but will do so as the basis for their analysis, their application and their judgments...
Writing knols can give authors great pleasure, particularly when they are given all the modern printing and publishing media tools that are available on Knol. These powerful tools help your articles stand out from the crowd. Many of Knol's top authors combine all these 21st century publishing elements offered on Knol to produce many varied, innovative and outstanding knols. We encourage you to do the same. Learn from what these authors have discovered during the past few years on Knol and present your knowledge and expertise in the best possible way. Learn how your work can benefit from applying all the possibilities of the Google Knol platform and maybe you too will come to love Knol as much as we do.
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immortal because adaptable, makes reading and learning attractive for the digital age.
The Papillon method transforms digital "static" books and texts in unique dynamic worlds of experiences. At first the focus was on the area of education. Today it is universally applicable and can also be used for the private sector and Entertainment.
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Learning in the 21st century
GOLD DUST is a 21st century textbook, interdisciplinary and interactive that grows with knowledge like a living organism and constantly renews and reinvents itself. It works on the basis of the "Papillon"-method - a new building block for learning in the networked world. The completely new self-learning method is a combination of grand adventure, multimedia effects and global learning. Students can see our world in a global context. They acquire the key skill networked thinking and learn on the latest state of knowledge. The GOLD DUST story is the merging of imagination and scientific facts and allows a 3-dimensional view on the recommended topical focus. |
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supporting school communities worldwide
over 30,000 links to moderated teaching and learning resources
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Research has shown that technology can, indeed, help improve teaching and learning when used wisely-and companies have responded in kind, creating hardware, software, and other devices that give teachers innovative ways to engage students, improve retention, and make learning more interactive.
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Your Assignment, Should You Choose to Accept It . . .
Like Alice, many educators, policy makers and even the general public respond resoundingly with "That's impossible!" when challenged to adopt a new paradigm of education for the 21st century. Most people today adhere to a paradigm of education that is strictly 19th century. But, like the Queen, a growing number of educators are believing in and accomplishing "the impossible". Scott McLeod, in his blog, Dangerously Irrelevant, recently reminded us of a line from Mission Impossible, and we must apply that challenge to all of society. "Your assignment, should you choose to accept it" is to take education truly into the 21st century. It is not enough to say that we are already living there. Technically it is the 21st century, but our schools are not there, and our challenge now is to reinvent schools for the 21st century - for the sake of our children, our students and the welfare of our world. Making such a paradigm shift is not easy. After all, when any of us thinks of education, we usually think of what we knew as school - the way it has always been. That is how parents, policy makers, politicians and many students think of school. But we have to make the paradigm shift to 21st century education. So what is 21st century education? It is bold. It breaks the mold. It is flexible, creative, challenging, and complex. It addresses a rapidly changing world filled with fantastic new problems as well as exciting new possibilities. Fortunately, there is a growing body of research supporting an increasing number of 21st century schools. We have living proof, inspiring examples to follow, in schools across the United States. These schools vary, but are united in the fundamentals of 21st century education - see Critical Attributes of 21st Century Education and Multiple Literacies for the 21st Century. Scott McLeod has issued the challenge of creating a plan to get us from "here" to "there".
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Gmail, Calendar, Docs and more
Google Apps for Education offers a free (and ad-free) set of customizable tools that enable faculty, staff and students to work together and learn more effectively.
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How to take screenshots of your screen, a small tutorial helping out to choose the right freeware software and how to use...
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Edutopia revisits its 1997 interview with the Harvard University professor about multiple intelligences and new forms of assessment.
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Possible instructions for teachers on how they can work together with the learners...
Knowing the tools for 21st Century Learning is primordial to give quality courses. Taking GOLD DUST as an good practice example who is an interdisciplinary and interactive 21st century textbook. It works on the basis of the "Papillon"-method- a new system of education on the basis of ancient wisdom and modern research. By using the "Papillon" method learners get a mix from structur (text of the virtual world) and freedom (Internet). The preoccupation with key words (the penetration at the depth central themes) pays for itself in an acceleration of apprehension, and not only during school but for the entire life. Particularly suitable for team- and project work. The role of the teacher is being transformed. He is providing the direction and ensures the point of reference while the Internet becomes the learning space and the student can work independently. The teacher will play the role of a coach... Due to the switch between digital and traditional work methods, the productive capacity to reflect and the joy the students experience from experimentation as well as the ability to critically assess the media are stimulated and promoted. Unique learning success becomes possible in this sense by combining technical affinity and the desire to read.
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A multicultural effort on showing how the world could become better. This Knol is an example of multi-cultural author collaboration. This world that we live in is divided into different continents and countries. We still can make it as a better world, by finding areas of common interest among ourselves as humans, as well as sharing our knowledge about what could be done for a better world...
Actually (06 November 2010) we are present authors of Egypt, Luxembourg, Australia, United States, Switzerland, India and Italy, awaiting soon more countries to join in... The authors are not "dreamers", they have a "realistic thinking" background, they know that this world can not be changed in a Century Time, but they want to share their ideas and Tips to make it move forward... |
