21 CENTURY SKILL

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CATEGORIES
 OBJECTIVES:

K- Explain the different categories of 21st century

skills
S- Demonstrate teaching strategies that promote the
development of 21st century literacy skills in a
particular subject area
A- Evaluate the 21st century skills and its concepts
belonging to each categories
 3 CATEGORIES OF 21ST
CENTURY SKILLS

1. LEARNING SKILLS
2. LITERACY SKILLS
3. LIFE SKILLS
 A. LEARNING SKILLS

Learning skills (the four C’s) – critical thinking,

creativity, collaboration, and communication.
 A. LEARNING SKILLS

The mental processes required to adapt and

improve upon a modern work environment.
 4 C’s IN LEARNING SKILLS

1. CRITICAL THINKING
- is the practice of solving, among other
qualities (finding solutions to problems).
2. CREATIVITY
- is the practice of thinking outside the box.
 4 C’s IN LEARNING SKILLS

3. COLLABORATION
- is the practice of working together to achieve a
common goal (working with others).
4. COMMUNICATION
- is the practice of conveying ideas quickly and
clearly (talking to others).
 B. LITERACY SKILSS

Literacy skills – sometimes called as (IMT

Skills), and they’re each concerned with a
different element in a digital comprehension.
 IMT SKILLS
INFORMATION LITERACY
MEDIA LITERACY
TECHNOLOGY LITERACY
 THE THREE 21ST CENTURY
LITERACY SKILLS
1. INFORMATION LITERACY
- ability to recognize when information is
needed and to locate, evaluate, and
effectively use the needed information
(understanding facts, figures, statistics, and
data).
 THE THREE 21ST CENTURY
LITERACY SKILLS
2. MEDIA LITERACY
- is the ability to access, analyze, evaluate and create
media (understanding the methods and outlets in which
information is published).
 THE THREE 21ST CENTURY
LITERACY SKILLS
3. TECHNOLOGY LITERACY
- the ability to responsibly use appropriate
technology to communicate, solve problems, access
and evaluate information to improve learning in all
subjects (understanding the machines that make the
Information Age possible).
 C. LIFE SKILLS

 Life skills is the final category. Includes

flexibility, leadership, initiative, productivity,
and social skills.
 Also called FLIPS, these skills all pertain to
someone’s personal life, but they also bleed into
professional settings.
 THE FIVE 21ST CENTURY
LIFE SKILLS
1. FLEXIBILTY
- is the expression of someone’s ability to adapt to
changing circumstances.
 Two uncomfortable ideas:
- Your way isn’t always the best way
- You have to know and admit when you’re wrong
 THE FIVE 21ST CENTURY
LIFE SKILLS
2. LEADERSHIP
- is someone’s penchant for setting goals, walking a team
through the steps required, and achieving those goals
collaboratively.
3. INIATIVE
- true success also requires initiative, requiring students
to be self-starter.
 THE FIVE 21ST CENTURY
LIFE SKILLS
4. PRODUCTIVITY
- along with initiative, 21st century skills require
students to learn about productivity. That’s a student’s
ability to complete work in an appropriate amount of
time.
- in business terms, it’s called “efficiency.”
 THE FIVE 21ST CENTURY LIFE SKILLS

5. SOCIAL SKILLS
- are crucial to the ongoing success of a
professional.
 REFFERENCES:

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www.aeseducation.com/blog/four%2Dcs%2D21s
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