Twenty-first-century
learning involves enabling today's students to be academically competitive in
global situations; good citizens within their community, country, and world;
and effective within their workplace. Inorder
for this to happen, we as teachers need to equip our students with
Twenty-first-century skills. What are 21st century skills? Twenty-first-century skills are the special
abilities children need to develop so that they can be prepared for the
challenges of work and life in the 21st century. The skills considered most essential for the 21st century include:
collaboration; systems thinking; empathy and communication; technological
skills; civic engagement; and intrapersonal intelligence. The teaching of the skills identified above, should
be infused throughout the curriculum and not taught in isolation. To successfully face rigorous higher
education coursework, career challenges, and a globally competitive workforce,
we as teachers must align classroom environments with real-world environments
by infusing 21st century skills into our teaching and learning.
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