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EFFECTIVE PARTNERSHIPS TO ENABLE REAL AND LASTING CHANGE.”
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J 72OVERVIEW OF NEW PEDAGOGIES
FOR DEEP LEARNING:
A GLOBAL PARTNERSHIP
By Greg Butler, Founder of Collaborative Impact
and Global
‘Therese doubt that education obaly tan flection pint. Studies rom
many counties show that less then half high school students ae engogedie
the classroom Teachersare growing frustrated and satisfied. Athough ech-
paleg holds grest poten toa fen saps prosuctidy and courage
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Dublahed white paper Towns» New End New Pedagogies for Deep Lenn
‘ng: "Education needs tobe radial rethought pat to sto the boredom, but
‘mostly to blow the Ud off leaning, whereby students and teachers as active
pastas become captivated by eduction”
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‘mation and highy effective mult stkcholde partnershizs We rein the midst,
fs naive transition to new knowledgebase and globalised econ.
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and Promethean, We ate werking with one Bousand schools in cours in-
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‘vista una evatta mga», ciemos que ahora es elmomento de exporar mis
al de lo conocido. Considerar que el poder dels lanza. la innovacn y
{a tecnologia puede aportar esperanza y direc, que ls mejores modelos
‘aralauniin dels partes teresada on un paso crucial hacia adelante. Vo
‘que es mas importante, reeros en sistemas educativos que fornenten unos
Indviduos creativos Felcesysanos que contribuyan a bien comin,
mom HOGIn conversation with The mg Times, Fullan argued that
‘a powerful push-pull dynamic in schooling has made it
inevitable that disruptive change will happen. Meanwhile,
‘exploding and alluring technology offers exciting
possibilities to turn learning on its head but it isn't
always used productively. Fullan predicts that the next
five years will see more radical change than the last 50.
Describe what you see as the fundamental
problem facing education systems today.
inmost tradtonal school systems, even ones that function reasonably wells
‘dens are bore And 3= they go up the gree levels they get mare ana more
bored, So teachers dot enoy teaching because snot good to teach bored pe
ple But asthe re allenatd by poly actions that ae ant teacher, spect
the US and England, So there's fal demoralzation among students ad teach
{2S that pushes ther out of school pychologial, ann many cases teal
Atthe same tine technology poised to dirupt education. There this relent
tes pl nears Ure al mo Ae we enone Gel fned
Bn schools can be supefidl or negative, but can alco open up posses
(One counterpreducive nove wouldbetotytoeninstudets ot chance
‘agains the allure oF technology. Another would be to marginalize teachers on
the grounds hak cechnology can replace them. Bu mere meson nthe and
of informaton doesnt make ane smarter,
For the Festime ever, in 2013, these push pul actors have eachedabreatng
Dont. The status quo f no longer posible, change f going to explode no met
teruhat we do, New Pedapogles er Deep Learning: A Clobal Partnership sour
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knowledge-based economy that Is global, interdependent and steeped in tech-
‘ology, When highly complex systems change, chaos ecu. But in tha dacs
thers are snd of ew patterns
‘We've begun to enti thase patterns in education; new gels for learning el
‘evant to tie new ea, The the what” But we sll ugenty need the how
the processes of education that wil help us achieve the new goal of learning,
“This fous on mobilizing imovaton defies the vston of New Pedagogies fot
Deep Learning
‘What are these new learning goals?
{ve been refering to them as the ak Cecil hinking and problem coing
‘communication, collaboration, creatvgy and imagination character education
and eizenchin
“These sound very similar to what we've
Tong called 2ist century skills.
2134 century learning ks hae been around since 1990, 30 they're old. They
‘geting tle. Onelnitation ofthat term that es attached to 25 years of ot