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The document identifies 7 global trends in 21st century education: 1) increased technology use and integration, 2) expansion of mobile learning, 3) use of asset-based approaches to evaluation, 4) greater emphasis on creativity, 5) global approaches to sharing knowledge, 6) increased global mobility of teachers and students, and 7) "borderless" education transcending geography through technology. It provides brief explanations of each trend and tips for educators to embrace these trends, such as rewarding creativity and incorporating global approaches.
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- 1. 21st Century Global Trends in Education Sarah Elaine Eaton, Ph.D.
- 2. Acknowledgements Thank you to Tonia Carriger and the team at CILC.
- 3. Based on this previous research... Find links to the full-text paper at: http://wp.me/pNAh3-8I
- 4. Introduction Todays classroom is vastly different from that of the 20th century. Meta-analysis of current research. Identi鍖cation and analysis of emerging trends.
- 5. Assumptions Different value systems around the world. Change occurs at different rates. Some trends are local, others are global.
- 6. Global Trend #1 Technology use and integration Technology will not only enhance education, it will drive learning of all kinds.
- 7. Global Trend #2 Expansion of Mobile Technology Technology will become increasingly mobile, meaning that opportunities for learning will - and already do - exist everywhere, all the time.
- 8. Global Trend #3 Asset-based approaches to evaluation Portfolios - Classroom scale Benchmarks - Regional and national scale Frameworks - International scale
- 9. Global Trend #4 Increased creativity Knowledge will be created and co-created, not simply imparted by teachers. The sage on the stage phenomenon is disappearing.
- 10. Global Trend #5 Global approaches Shared interests, curiosity and a hunger for learning are driving us to reach beyond our own borders.
- 11. Global Trend #6 Global mobility Teachers and students are experiencing more of the world, more often, starting from a younger age.
- 12. Global Trend #7 Borderless education The barrier of geography Reach out. is being transcended by Go global. technology, creativity and a desire to go global.
- 13. Tips for the 21st Century Educator Make learning make sense in todays world. Embrace and integrate technology. Reward creativity. Incorporate asset-based evaluation. Advocate for a global approach.
- 14. Wrap up Evaluation. Thank you gift for you. www.drsaraheaton.wordpress.com Twitter: DrSarahEaton
- 15. Contact http://drsaraheaton.wordpress.com Twitter: DrSarahEaton LinkedIn: Sarah Elaine Eaton
- 16. Citation Heres how to cite this work in your own research. You can add a link to this website to indicate where you found the research. Eaton, S.E. (8 September 2010). Twenty-First Century Global Trends in Education presented at the Center for Interactive Collaboration and Learning.