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21 st Century Skills

1. Solution Fluency. 21 st Century Skills. 2. Information Fluency. 3. Collaboration Fluency. 4. Creativity Fluency. 5. Media Fluency. 6. Digital Citizen. What skills do digital natives need to function in the world today?. If you are fluent in something….

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21 st Century Skills

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  1. 1. Solution Fluency 21st Century Skills 2. Information Fluency 3. Collaboration Fluency 4. Creativity Fluency 5. Media Fluency 6. Digital Citizen What skills do digital natives need to function in the world today?

  2. If you are fluent in something…. • “you have attained such a comfort level with it that its use is unconscious or automatic” (Jukes, McCain, & Crockett, 2001). The six basic categories of 21st Century Skills focus on skill fluency rather than just basic understanding.

  3. The ability to problem solve creatively 1. Solution fluency

  4. Defining an unknown chemical Example of Solution Fluency

  5. Example of Solution Fluency

  6. The ability to find required information and determine the credibility of information 2. Information fluency

  7. Famous Chemist Research project Example of Information Fluency

  8. Provide students with various search engines to be used when researching their famous chemist. Review proper search techniques. Allow use of netbooks and iPods to search for scholarly information. Example of Information Fluency

  9. Ability to work together to create digital products 3. Collaboration fluency

  10. 2001 Japanese tsunami and the nuclear crisis Example of Collaboration Fluency

  11. Example of Collaboration Fluency

  12. Ability to demonstrate knowledge using imagination to create products 4. Creativity Fluency

  13. Stoichiometry Jux Example of Creativity Fluency

  14. “Juxio : from juxtaposition, the placement of 2 or more elements together to create new meaning”(Gibson, Younger W., Gormley, & Younker B., 2001) • Students create a Jux on juxio.com to tell a story about the importance of stoichiometry in obtaining reliable lab data. Students are to base their story on a lab performed in class. Example of Creativity Fluency

  15. Ability to decipher communication media and create media to effectively communicate a message 5. Media fluency

  16. Chemistry brochure Example of Media Fluency

  17. Students create a course description brochure to have on display at parent teacher conferences to communicate the content of the class. These brochures should include summary of individual course units. Example of Media Fluency

  18. Students should be consistent and aware of who they are when establishing their digital selves 6. Digital citizen

  19. My big campus discussion boards Example of Digital Citizen

  20. At the beginning of the trimester, students will be educated about acceptable language when posting on the class discussion board twice a week. Students will perform self-evaluation as well as evaluation of peers’ posts. Example of Digital Citizen

  21. references • Gibson, J., Younker, W., Gormley, L., & Younker, B. (2001). Juxio, Inc. Retrieved from http://www.juxio.com/beta/About_Juxio.php. • Jukes, I., McCain, T., & Crockett, L. (2010). Understanding the digital generation: Teaching and learning in the new digital landscape.Kelowna BC Canada: 21st Century Fluency Project.

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