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Twenty - First Century Learners
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Who are 21st-century learners?
- “Net Generation”
- Older learners currently studying
What is 21st-century learning based on?
- Paradigm Shift in Education
- Constructivism
- Multiple Intelligences
- Distributed Cognition
- Inquiry-based Learning
- Multimedia
- New skills required by employers
How does 21st-century learning differ from 20th-century learning?
- Teacher as facilitator
- Problem-solving
- Situated/Real World Learning
- Changing form and role of information
- instant access
- student as producer
- multimedia
- New definition of Literacy
What is the role of technology in 21st-century learning?
- Information source
- Mode of content delivery
- Flexible, accessible media
- Intelligent Tutoring Systems
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