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Education Vision of 2017

Education Vision of 2017. Katrina Jones EDU 505 – Future of Education Sandra Foster. Harnett County Schools WE ARE…. DIVERSE, and…. …MOVING FORWARD. Scenarios. Future School Choice. Economics of Education One can not work with the others. Challenges/Opportunities. Challenges.

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Education Vision of 2017

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  1. Education Vision of 2017 Katrina Jones EDU 505 – Future of Education Sandra Foster

  2. Harnett County SchoolsWE ARE…

  3. DIVERSE, and…

  4. …MOVING FORWARD

  5. Scenarios

  6. Future School Choice

  7. Economics of EducationOne can not work with the others

  8. Challenges/Opportunities Challenges Opportunities Preparing students to use mobile devices and internet for educational purposes Competition between schools for students are based on academics Students gain experience collaborating with various students Teachers will up-to-date technology training Academic scores increase • Securing funding for technology • Keeping mobile devices up-to-date • Maintaining accountability for all devices • Enlisting 100% parental support • Ensuring teachers and staff receive quality culture sensitivity training

  9. Consequences of Non-compliance • Can we afford… • to fall behind the rest of the state? Country? World? • for students to not be ready for college? • for students to fall behind, despite promises outlined in NCLB? NO! NO! NO!

  10. CALL TO ACTION!! COLLEGE PROFESSORS SUPPORTIVE PARENTS CONCERNING ADULTS LOCAL FUTURISTS INNOVATIVE TEACHERS PROFESSIONAL ALUMNI CREATIVE STUDENTS “We all have ability, the difference is how we use it” -Stevie Wonder How will you use yours??

  11. References • Adams, S., Cummins, M., Johnson, L., (2012).The NMC Horizon Report: 2012 Higher Education Edition. Austin, Texas: The New Media Consortium. • Clardy, A. (2011). Six worlds of tomorrow. [Article]. World Future Review, 3(2), 37-48. • Dearden, L., Mauchin, S. (2009). Economics of education research: a review and future prospects. Oxford Review of Education, 35 617-632. • Harnett County Schools. (2012). Retrieved (Sept 2012) from http://www.harnett.k12.nc.us. • Higdon, L. (2010). Building a strong future: strategies for tough economic times. Liberal Education, 30-35. • Kennedy, E. (2005). The no child left behind act. Human Rights, 32 1-6 • Public School Choice. (2004). NCLB Action Briefs. Retrieved (Sept 2012) from www.ncpie.org/nclbaction/public_choice.html). • Sobrero, P. (2004). The Steps for Futuring. Journal of Extension. Retrieved (Sept 2012) from http://www.joe.org/joe/2004/june/comm2.php

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