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A Dozen Ways to Remain Compelling and Relevant in the Coming Transformative
Years
Jonathan E. MartinSimple K-12 webinar
November 5, 2012
Jonathan E. Martin 10 years experience teaching high school history 15 years experience principal/head of school, pk-12. Currently educational writer and consultant. BA, Harvard University; M.A, School Admin, U. of San Francisco
www.21k12blog.netTwitter: @JonathanEMartin
By 2019, more than 50% of high school courses will be offered online.
• Personal inquiry learning -
• Seamless learning -
• MOOCs -
• Assessment for learning -
• New pedagogy for e-books -
• Badges to accredit learning -
• Learning analytics -
the future of learning lies in a student-centered, web 2.0 empowered, networked connectivism.
This is the New Culture of Learning, and we owe it to our own life-long learning and to our students to study this mode closely and exploit every opportunity to advance it.
Nearly 90% of employers surveyed by American Management Association said that critical thinking, communication, collaboration and creativity skills were critical to their organization.
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Michael Horne: Rethinking Student Motivation
1. caring, connected, relationships
2. social
3. collaborative
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4. Real World Situated Learning
What if?
At least half of the time they spend on schoolwork must be on stuff that can’t end up in a folder we put away.
It should be because their work is something they create on their own, or with others, that has real value in the real world.
5. 1-1
6. Open everything
7. Digital discipline, literacies, citizenship, and footprints
8. Digital Textbooks
9. Personalized learning & learning analytics for students
10. Innovation & Entrepreneurship
11. Authentic assessment
12. Character Education: Performance and Ethical
http://goo.gl/yhXn7(works cited: readings and resources)
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