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21 C in the Classroom

21 C in the Classroom. Pensacola Catholic. 21 st Century Skills. ‘All Change is Sweet’ Aristotle. Students - Nothing we do on behalf of students is wasted. Garrison Keillor. Catholic Schools for the 21 st Century.

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21 C in the Classroom

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  1. 21 C in the Classroom Pensacola Catholic

  2. 21st Century Skills

  3. ‘All Change is Sweet’ Aristotle

  4. Students - Nothing we do on behalf of students is wasted. Garrison Keillor

  5. Catholic Schools for the 21st Century • Bring your faith to the digital world. Youth have "an almost spontaneous affinity" for using the new means of communication. • "New Technologies, New Relationships: Promoting a Culture of Respect, Dialogue and Friendship.”The Pontiff called these new technologies a true "gift to humanity. We should use them to promote human understanding and solidarity. • Notre Dame Study • Academics • Professional Development • Support of Broader Community

  6. User Name and Password?

  7. Agenda • View Examples of Implementation of 21st Century Learning in Catholic Schools • Hear from innovative educators leading the way with uses of 21st Century learning • Look at Tools and Lessons Used • New Forms of Assessment • Talk about Next Steps

  8. 4 C’s of 21st Century Skills

  9. TPACK

  10. Jim Meredith, Archbishop Ryan • Leadership and Learning for the Future • Assistant Principal for Academic Affairs, Teacher

  11. Twitter • Social media, communicating in 140 characters or less • For students, why? • To be informed • To be connected • To be literate • To enhance digital footprint • Advice to students: • Choose who you follow wisely • Don’t Tweet recklessly • Network, communicate, learn

  12. TWITTER TUESDAY #arapgov12

  13. #unintendedconsequences • Student reporters • Active citizens • Quiet students have a voice • A critical Tweet, a critical eye • Building community digitally • Better access to me, better access to them • Is a 3 am Tweet a bad thing? • Students upset when I miss their 3 am Tweet…

  14. The 21st Century Learner collaborative on-line, all the time multi-tasker digital-native connected

  15. WEB RESOURCES • http://www.ryanhs.org/files/AFG/2010-AFG-Action_Plan_Technology.pdf • http://ryanexcellence.pbworks.com/ • http://arcollaborates.ning.com/ • http://tahitibykirra.wetpaint.com/ • http://monacofacts.wetpaint.com/ • http://arapgov.wikispaces.com/ • http://arapgov.pbworks.com/ • http://delicious.com/ARAPGOV • http://www.ning.com/ • http://twitter.com/ • http://www.glogster.com/ • http://secondlife.com/?v=1.1 • http://www.facebook.com/ • http://www.wordle.net/

  16. Sister Geralyn Web 2.0 World • Sr. Geralyn, Harrisburg Diocese, Pennsylvania • Web 2.0 is all about collaboration. Everybody is important, has a voice and adds to everybody else’s learning.

  17. How Do You Learn • Think back to your elementary school days - • How did you learn? What were the tools? Who viewed your work? • Look at now - • How do children today learn? What are the tools? Who can view the work and how?

  18. THE CONNECTED EDUCATOR

  19. Professional Development for the 21st Century • THE CONNECTED EDUCATOR

  20. Gene Carboni • Business/Technology • Professional Learning and Networks • https://sites.google.com/a/fatherjudge.com/how-to-2-0/home

  21. Philadelphia, PA 19129 The only catholic, coeducational, vocational high school in the USA! Mercy Vocational High School Catherine GlattsVice Principal Director of Technology

  22. Learning Web 2.0 and Success • Administration support! • Three years part of archdiocesan Powerful Learning Practices (PLP) • MVHS Tech team used the tools we learned about in PLP • Failed and tried again • Big success with our Operation Katrina wiki • Allowed us to share or service learning experience with all back home • Continue to use this wiki to document and share Mercy Vocational High School

  23. About Our Tech • Google school since 2007 • Everyone gets an email address • Tech team responsible for training faculty and staff • Students help Mercy Vocational High School

  24. One-to-One Program • Began this year with Acer netbooks • Netbooks are being used in class! • English for reading logs using Google Docs and forms (created by the teacher) • Students complete four sections after two or three chapters: • Summary Section, Vocabulary, • Comment Stream, Comprehensive Questions • students could earn five points for each section based on quality Mercy Vocational High School

  25. One-to-One Program (continued) • Many teachers now use Edmodo and Quizlet • Easy to use and FREE • Edmodo • Allows your class to connect and collaborate, share content, and access homework, grades and school notices • Parent logon available too • Quizlet • Flash cards and study game site Mercy Vocational High School

  26. Assessments • Assessment for Learning • Image

  27. Project Based Learning

  28. Project Based Learning • Student Work – Saint Alphonsus School • Research • Formulate Questions , More Inquiry • Research solutions. Create their own. • Role playing included talks at parent night. Use of wikis, flipcam and online tools • The project included activities in mathematics, social studies, writing and more. • http://www.scholastic.com/browse/collection.jsp?id=745

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