21stcentury teacher part2
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The document provides an example of collaborative project-based learning in a high school journalism program. It describes how the journalism program at Palo Alto High School has grown over 30 years to include six student-run publications and digital media projects with over 590 students participating each semester out of a student body of 1800. Students work collaboratively across different types of journalism including newspaper, magazine, sports, yearbook, television, photography, and video production.
21stcentury teacher part2
- 3. SIX LICENSES
- 4. The Teacher for the 21st CenturyTeaches kids how to SEARCH and how to EVALUATE results of their search
- 8. Â Supported by the Knight Foundationwww.21stcenturylit.org
- 10. Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â Â http://www.googleguide.com/Â
- 11. The EffectiveTeacherfor the 21st Centuryengages students with collaborative project based learning
- 15. MY DOCS IN BOX AS OF TODAY
- 16. What does COLLABORATIVE learning utilizing technologylook like?Here is an example in language arts
- 17. Example: THE JOURNALISM PROGRAM AT PALO ALTO HIGH
- 19. Started in 1984 with 19 kids in the program and one small newspaper, The Campanile
- 20. The JOURNALISM program includes six publicationsCampanile (newspaper)
- 22. Viking (sports magazine)
- 25. Madrono (yearbook)The largest journalism program in the nation
- 26. Web Journalism (30 students) Magazine Journalism (30 students) Broadcast Journalism (35 students) Sports Mag Journalism (35 students) Newspaper Journalism (70 students) Beginning Journalism (150 students) Yearbook (30 students) Photography (120 students) Video production (120 students)590 students per semesterOut of a student body of 1800
- 36. INFOCUSFounded
- 38. 2000Verdenews magazine is founded