21st Century Learners

A great video highlighting how to engage students using Bloom's Taxonomy based on the changing 21st century skills.

The Colorado Council examines the skills students need to succeed in the 21st century. The school systems needs to be reinvented with new traditions, not based on the traditional industrial era.

Today's students or "digital natives" are engaged to learn using different 21st century avenues not traditional teaching techniques.

The education system needs to explore ways to teach students content beginning with foundation, exploration, and application.

Literacy is moving beyond just reading print to include speaking and writing that are a daily part of 21st century skills.

The tools for today's 21st century learner include skills that include formal learning with technology.

A group of students present ways they are engaged in learning such as iPods to make digital stories. The 21st century learner needs to evaluate, apply and think.

This video aims to depict how students spend their time learning using a camera that moves too much and often showing blurry images.

Students show signs indicating they learn using 21st century tools and devices such as: computers, iPods, cell phones, blogs, email, pod casts, wikis, gaming, or social media.