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Century Education: Mark Anthony A. Durana, Edd

21st century education focuses on project-based learning that addresses real-world problems. It shifts away from textbook-driven, teacher-centered instruction towards knowledge generation and student engagement. Schools integrate technology, higher-order thinking skills, and authentic assessments into interdisciplinary, project-based curricula. Students collaborate and apply research in cooperative learning environments while teachers facilitate lifelong learning.

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Century Education: Mark Anthony A. Durana, Edd

21st century education focuses on project-based learning that addresses real-world problems. It shifts away from textbook-driven, teacher-centered instruction towards knowledge generation and student engagement. Schools integrate technology, higher-order thinking skills, and authentic assessments into interdisciplinary, project-based curricula. Students collaborate and apply research in cooperative learning environments while teachers facilitate lifelong learning.

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Module 1: 21 st Century

Education
Mark Anthony A. Durana, EdD
Course Facilitator
What is your
understanding of 21 st

Century Education?
How it differs from the
previous modes of
teaching?
21st Century
Schools

21st Century
21st Century
Learning
Curriculum
Environment
21st
Century
Education
Contexts

21st Century 21st Century


Teachers Learners
21st Century Schools
 Focuses on project-based curriculum that would
engage students in addressing real-world problems and
humanity concerns and issues;
 There is a shift from text-book driven, teacher-centered,
paper-and-pencil schooling;
 Geared towards knowledge generation not merely
information delivery;
 Schools must excite students hence there is a little or no
discipline problem because of strong student
engagement; and
 Parents are becoming active partners.
21st Century Curriculum
 Interdisciplinary, project-based, and research driven;
 Interconnected to local, national, and global communities in which
students may collaborate with people around the world in various
projects;
 Integrates higher-order thinking skills, multiple intelligences,
technology, and multimedia, multiple literacies and authentic
assessments including service-learning;
 The classroom is filled with self-directed students;
 Curriculum and instruction are imbued with the concept of
differentiation (“not one size fits all”); and
 Learning is not confined through memorization of facts and figures
but rather it is connected to previous knowledge, personal
experience, interests, talents, and habits.
21st Century Learning
Environment
Students collaborate with their peers, exchange
insights, coach, and mentor one another and
share talents and skills with other students;
Cooperative learning is apparent;
Application of research; and
Considers the kind of spaces needed by
students and teachers in conducting
investigations and projects by diverse groups for
independent work.
21st Century Learners
“digital natives”, random, holistic,
and non-linear;
Their entire lives were been immersed
in the 21st century media culture;
Multitasker by nature; and
Technologically advanced.
What must
the 21st

century
learner
should
master?
21st Century Teacher
 Multi-literate
 Multi-specialist
 Multi-skilled
 Self-directed
 Life-long learner
 Flexible
 Creative problem solver
 Critical Thinker
 Passionate
 High EQ
Critical
Attributes
of 21 st

Century
Education
Integrated and Interdisciplinary
Education in the 21st century is characterized by
interfacing various disciplines in an integrated
manner rather than compartmentalizing its
subsequent parts. This critical attribute implies
the need to review the curriculum and create
strategies infusing different subjects towards
enhancing the learning experiences of students.
Technologies and Multimedia
Education in the 21st century makes optimum
use of available ICT as well as multimedia to
improve the teaching and learning process. It
implies a need to acquire and use computers
and multimedia equipment and the design of a
technology plan to enhance learning at its best.
Global Classrooms
Education in the 21st century aims to produce
global citizens by exposing students to the issues
and concerns in the local, national, and global
societies. This critical attribute implies the need
to include current global issues/concerns such
as peace and respect for cultural diversity,
climate change, and global warming in
classroom discussions.
Creating/Adapting to Constant
Personal and Social Change and
Lifelong Learning
Education in the 21st century subscribes to the
belief that learning does not end within the four
walls of the classroom. Instead, it can take
place anywhere, anytime regardless of age. This
means that teachers should facilitate students’
learning even beyond academics.
Student-Centered
Education in the 21st century is focused on
students as learners while addressing their
needs. Differentiated instruction is relevant in this
setup, where diversity factors and issues are
taken into account.
21st Century Skills
Education in the 21st century demonstrates the
skills needed in becoming productive members
of the society. Beyond learning the basic skills,
students should also develop life and work skills
in 21st century communities. Hence, teachers
should possess these skills first before their
students.
Project-Based and Research-
Driven
Education in the 21st century emphasized data,
information, and evidenced-based decision-
making through student activities that
encourage active learning. This implies the need
for knowledge and skills in research.
Relevant, Rigorous, and Real
World
Education in the 21st century is meaningful as it
connects to real-life experiences of learners. It
implies the use of current and relevant
information linked to real-life situations and
contexts.

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