Part One—Learning Past and Future
It happened quietly, without fanfare or fireworks. In 1991, the total money spent on Industrial Age goods in the United States was exceeded for the first time in history by the amount spent on information and communications technologies...
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Table of Contents
- The Four Question Exercise
- About This Book
- A Map of the Book
Part One: What Is 21st Century Learning?
- Learning a Living: The Future of Work and Careers
- Learning Through Time
- Knowledge Work
- Thinking Tools
- Digital Lifestyles
- Learning Research
- The Forces of Resistance
- The Turning of Learning: Toward a New Balance
- The Top 21st Century Challenge
Part Two: What Are 21st Century Skills?
- The Knowledge-and-Skills Rainbow
- Learning to Learn and Innovate
- Critical Thinking and Problem Solving
- Communication and Collaboration
- Creativity and Innovation
- Information Literacy
- Media Literacy
- ICT Literacy
- Flexibility and Adaptability
- Initiative and Self-Direction
- Social and Cross-Cultural Interaction
- Productivity and Accountability
- Leadership and Responsibility
Part Three: 21st Century Learning in Practice
- Learning P’s and Q&rsquo: Problems and Questions
- Roads to Answers and Solutions: Science and Engineering
- The 21st Century Project Learning Bicycle
- Creativity Through Projects
- Evidence That Project Learning Works
- Obstacles to Collaborative Inquiry and Design Learning
- Shifting Systems in Sync
- Support Systems
- From Skills to Expertise: Future Learning Frameworks
Appendix A Resources
- 21st Century Skills Example Videos DVD
- Resources from the Partnership for 21st Century Skills
- Selected Online Resources
Appendix B About the Partnership for 21st Century Skills
- What Is P21?
- What Does P21 Do?
- How the P21 Learning Framework Came into Being
Appendix C 3Rs · 7Cs = 21st Century Learning
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