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K-12 Differentiated Instruction for 21st Century Skills
This training results in greater teacher success and student interest, initiative and performance
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Educators know that it is important to ensure that the students are getting a modern education; yet, there is some confusion about which 21st Century skills are most important and critical. This training clarifies what the agreed upon 21st Century Skill Sets and Capacities are and provides a framework for teaching those skills and capacities through differentiated instruction, resulting in greater teacher success and student interest, initiative and performance.
This interactive training focuses on two intersecting practices: 1) the four 21st Century skill sets and seven capacities; and 2) the brain-based TLC: Teacher Learning Choices Model for differentiating instruction using student learning styles, student interests and/or student readiness levels.
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Participants will …
- review the four 21st Century skill sets of: 1) High Productivity, 2) Inventive Thinking, 3) Digital Age Multicultural Literacy; and 4) Effective Collaboration.
- review the seven 21st Century Capacities of: 1) Perseverance & Resiliency, 2) Relationships & Connections, 3) Learning & Learning How to Learn, 4) Inquiry & Problem Solving, 5) Innovation & New Knowledge, 6) Rigor & Relevance, and 7) Application of Knowledge.
- get a clear understanding of what differentiated instruction is and is not.
- better understand that in differentiated instruction, content/process/assessment can remain the same for all students, can be extended for all students, or can be totally different for all students.
- better understand learning styles, student interests, and the various forms of student readiness levels and how these provide a structure for differentiated instruction.
- learn that differentiated instruction focuses on VARIETY: It can involve variety within the same activity by including multiple student styles, interests; or, readiness levels; or, it can involve a variety of activities by providing choices within boundaries.
- use the TLC Model to teach the four 21st Century skill sets and the seven capacities.