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    21 st

    CENTURY
    SKILLS
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    21 Century Skills
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    21st Century skills refer to a broad set of


    knowledge, skills, and work habits, and
    character traits that are deemed necessary in
    coping with today’s world and future careers
    and workplaces. Thus, it can be applied in all
    academic subject areas and educational settings
    throughout a student’s life.
    According to the
    Partnership for 21st Century
    Skills, this concept encompasses
    a wide array of a body of
    knowledge and skills that have
    to be categorized. Moreover, this concept
    has been interconnected with applied
    skills, cross-curricular skills,
    interdisciplinary skills, transferable
    skills, transversal skills, noncognitive
    skills and soft skills.
    The 21st Century skills concept is grounded
    on the belief that students must be educated in
    a more relevant, useful, in-demand and
    universally applicable manner.
    The idea simply lies in the fact that students
    need to be taught different skills and reflect
    on the specific demands that will be placed
    upon them in a complex, competitive,
    knowledge-based, information-age and
    technology-driven society. Therefore, 21st
    Century education addresses the whole child
    of the whole person (AACTE, 2010).
    Learning and Innovation Skills

    These are the primary skills orchestrated in the 21st Century. They are attributes that differentiate students who are prepared for a complex life and work environment from
    those who are not. Therefore, there is a need to stress on creativity, critical thinking, communication and collaboration in preparing learners for the future.
    Learning and Innovation Skills
    CRITICAL THINKING AND PROBLEM
    SOLVING
    Critical Thinking and Problem Solving.

    These may include effectively


    analyzing and evaluating evidence,
    arguments, claims and beliefs; and
    solving different kinds of non-
    familiar problems in both
    conventional and innovative ways.
    Work together effectively in team Reason effectively
    Make judgements and decisions Solve Problems
    This pertains to articulating thoughts and ideas
    effectively using oral and written communication
    skills in a variety of forms and contexts
    Communicate
    Collaboration
    Collaboration
    It entails demonstrating ability to
    work effectively
    and respectfully with diverse teams.

    Work together
    effectively in team
    Creativity and Innovation
    Creativity and
    Innovation
    It denotes use of wide
    range of idea creation
    techniques to create new
    worthwhile ideas.
    Think
    Creatively
    Work Creatively with
    Others
    Implement
    Information, Media
    and Technology Skills
    People in the 21st century live in a
    technology and media-saturated environment
    marked by the following;
    (1) access to an abundance of information;
    (2) rapid changes in technology tools; and
    (3) the ability to collaborate and make
    individual contributions to an
    unprecedented scale.
    Therefore, to be effective in the 21st
    Century, everyone must be able to exhibit a
    range of functional and critical thinking
    skills related to information, media and
    technology (AACTE, 2010).
    Information Literacy
    Information Literacy -
    It refers to accessing
    and evaluating
    information critically
    and competently and
    managing the flow of
    information from a wide
    variety of sources
    Access and
    evaluate
    information

    Use and manage


    information
    ME IA
    It underscores understanding both how and why media
    messages are constructed; creating media products by
    understanding and utilizing the most appropriate media
    creation tools, characteristics and conventions.
    Analyze Media

    Create Media
    Technology Literacy
    Technology Literacy. It pertains to the use of
    technology as a tool to research, organize,
    evaluate and communicate information.

    Apply technology
    Life and Career Skills.
    Today’s life and work environments both
    require more than thinking skills and
    content knowledge. Cultivating
    the ability to navigate the complex life
    requires students to develop the following
    life and career skills:
    (1) flexibility and adaptability;
    (2)initiative and self-direction;
    (3) social and cross cultural skills;
    (4)productivity and accountability; and
    (5)leadership and responsibility
    (AACTA, 2010).
    Flexible and Adaptability
    Adapt to change
    BE FLEXIBLE
    Initiative and Self-Direction

    Manage goals and time


    Work independently

    Be self-directed learner

    Be responsible to others

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