21st Century Learning
What it Means to Us
In order to best prepare today’s students for tomorrow’s world, our goal as a school district is to use the student-centered approach of 21st Century Learning. Here’s what that means for our classes.
The Demonstration of Creativity, Critical Thinking and Problem-solving
Designed Intentionally with and for the Learner, Responsive to Students’ Need(s)
Fluid and Flexible to Maximize
Engaging Opportunities
Has Teachers and Students as
Co-designers of the Space and the Experiences They Have in the Space
Evident in How Students Communicate and Apply the New Knowledge and Skills They Have Acquired
Means Fluency with High and Low-technology Tools and Media Through Tinkering, Experimenting and Playing
Personalizing the Learning Experience
Multidisciplinary or Integrated
Really Hearing the Student’s Voice
A Student Working Productively and Collaboratively with Others
Developing Relationships (Student : Student, Student : Teacher, Student : Community, Teacher : Community)
Customized, Offering Multiple Pathways to Demonstrate Understanding
