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All your responses will help you know your current state in terms of 21st
century literacies. As this is a self-evaluation exercise, there is no right
or
wrong answer. It is possible that you are quite knowledgeable in some
literacies, but you are still weak in some areas. For the literacies where
you
checked the column, “I do not have this literacy yet,” work harder
on acquiring
those literacies. For those literacies where you checked the
column “I have
some literacy but still need improvement,” it will be best for
you to work on
further improvements that you need. Do not be discouraged
if you found out
there are 21st century literacies that you are not familiar
with, or if you have
not fully developed these in yourself. Remember that
this module is meant to
help you achieve your goal of equipping yourself
with these literacies so that
you can, in turn, teach these literacies to your
students and help them become
ready for this century and beyond. If you
checked the last column for some of
the literacies, congratulations! It means
that you are strong in those literacies.

You may discuss your answers with your co-learners and your Flexible
Learning
Tutor and see if your responses are similar to them.

Of the seven literacies discussed earlier, two seem to have seen much
prominence in the 21st century. These are: cyberliteracy/digital literacy
and
media literacy. Cyberliteracy or digital literacy refers to the ability
to locate,
organize, understand, evaluate, and analyze information using
digital
(electronic) technology. This type of literacy involves knowledge
of technology
(computers, mobile phones, and other electronic/digital
devices) and how it can
be used in one’s daily life and work. Cyberliteracy
can be expanded to include
information literacy, forming what is known as
information and communication
technology (ICT) literacy.

Read on to find out more about ICT literacy and media literacy and how
these
will help you acquire KSAVs you need as a 21st century teacher.

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