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Retooling your Math Classes
for the 21st Century
Traditional view of knowledge
Learners are empty vessels to be filled
Humorhttp://www.youtube.com/watch?v=7WMi5TUJDso
21st C Skills
Why?
Today information is changing so rapidly its hard to see what’s happening
The Digital Native…
Who are these 21st Century Learners?
Who are these 21st Century Learners?
Who are these 21st Century Learners?
Who are these 21st Century Learners?
Who are these 21st Century Learners?
Who are these 21st Century Learners?
21st Century Learner Profile
Data from Kaiser Family Foundation Study, 2005Speak Up 2006 (www.tomorrow.org)
Students’ #1 request regarding technology use at their schools
Relax school rules about email, IM, cell phone and online use
21st Century Learner Profile
Data from Kaiser Family Foundation Study, 2005Speak Up 2006 (www.tomorrow.org)
Favorite communications device (K-12)?Cell phone (73% in grades 9-12 use a cell phone daily)
21st Century Learner Profile
Data from Kaiser Family Foundation Study, 2005Speak Up 2006 (www.tomorrow.org)
Percentage of middle schoolers who have online friends from other schools, states or countries?
54%
• Make Phone Calls
• Send Text Messages
• Download Music
• Play Music
• Surf the Web
• Take Photos
• Send Photos
• Play Games
Our StudentsThis is just the start...
TrendsHorizon Report 2007
Key trends affecting higher education
– One year or less
• Social Networking
• User-Created Content
– Two-Three Years
• Mobile Phones
• Virtual Worlds
TrendsHorizon Report 2007
Key trends affecting higher education
–Four-Five Years
•New Scholarship and
Emerging Forms of
Publication
•Massively Multiplayer
Educational Gaming
TrendsHorizon Report 2007
Key trends affecting higher education
Realizations
For what world should today's schools be designed to prepare our students?
For what world should today's schools be designed to prepare our students?
For what world should today's schools be designed to prepare our students?
For what world should today's schools be designed to prepare our students?
For what world should today's schools be designed to prepare our students?
For what world should today's schools be designed to prepare our students?
For what world should today's schools be designed to prepare our students?
Educational Implications
Create relevant learning opportunities
http://www.learner.org/interactives/dailymath/index.html
Create authentic opportunitiesfor problem solving
Learning Requires Reflection
Learning vs Testing
Learning to Fly
it’s not about searching it’s about finding new ways of applying
knowledge and creating
It is easier to change the location of a cemetery than to change the school curriculum.
Woodrow Wilson
“The illiterate of the 21st century will not be those who cannot read and write, but those who cannot learn,
unlearn, and relearn.” - Alvin Toffler
!e Medium is the Message
What new medium are you using in your classroom to change your message?
The Bottom Line
The value is in the content and how you use it.
Not in the technology itself.
Building as we go