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The Future Can’t Wait

The Future Can’t Wait. How education can remain valuable as the landscape evolves. Rebooting Education. Megatrends. Globalization Demographics Technology Changing Values and Attitudes. On the story of success….

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The Future Can’t Wait

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  1. The Future Can’t Wait How education can remain valuable as the landscape evolves.

  2. Rebooting Education

  3. Megatrends • Globalization • Demographics • Technology • Changing Values and Attitudes

  4. On the story of success… In writing about the story of success of the most wealthiest, Gladwell explains, “If you were born in the late 1840’s you missed it. You were too young to take advantage of that moment. If you were born in the 1820’s you were too old: your mind-set was shaped by the pre-Civil War paradigm. But there was a particular, narrow nine-year period window that was just perfect for seeing the potential that the future held.” (p. 62)

  5. Similar to the industrial revolution, from the years 2000-2010, the world went through another revolution – The Information Revolution - where advancements in technology have fundamentally changed they way people live, work, and learn. If you were born in the 1990’s you really had the potential for great opportunities in public education, but sadly the mind-set of your teachers and school leaders was shaped by a different time period, therefore you pretty much missed that wave. 2.0

  6. OUR INFORMATION LANDSCAPE HAS DRASTICALLY CHANGED

  7. We need to somehow change faster.

  8. I don’t even know, what I don’t know! How can I increase my rate of discovery? How do school become innovation engines?

  9. Thomas L. Friedman

  10. Sir Kenneth Robinson

  11. Tony Wagner

  12. Clayton M. Christensen

  13. John Seely Brown

  14. The Adult Problems: The future of teaching Teaching Timeline

  15. Teaching in the Future “The negative effects of an ineffective teacher persist into future years.” (Linda Darling-Hammond, 2010)

  16. Teacher of the 1800’s

  17. Teacher of 1910

  18. Teacher of 1960

  19. Teacher of 2000

  20. Teacher of the Future?

  21. The Teacher of the Future will have to employ: • Collaborative approach • Tech-Powered pedagogy • Blended learning

  22. Teachers must accept: • Teacher-student relationships will change • Teachers will shift away from the “owners” of information to facilitators and guides to learning • They must find different ways to use class time • Inviting introverted students to participate via online • Global perspectives for students • Different approaches to teaching being used in the same classroom

  23. The Teaching Profession must change: • Changes to Collective Bargaining Agreements (Edupreneurs) • Changes to Teacher Preparation Programs (starting now)

  24. Past vs. Future Traditional Differentiated

  25. Future? Maybe Possibly

  26. Future? Virtual? Internet?

  27. Future? Hands On Interactive

  28. However, this can never happen again

  29. Framework for Success

  30. Schools for Student Success

  31. Student Success

  32. Student Success

  33. Student Success

  34. Customized Education Report for One Student

  35. One Class ID Chart

  36. Future of Blended Learning

  37. What does the future of education look like for students? Each community based school will need to address the future of education in their individual ways. Government should only provide guidelines through Common Core; however, each community should address how to get to the finish line. STEM – Science Technology Engineering Mathematics CTE – Career Technical Education Blended Learning Models Customized Education Plans Global Interactions Project (Problem) Based Projects Community interaction Vested learning – student and teacher Pathways and goal setting for students

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