21st Century learning & Life Skills: Framework

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This video outlines 21st century learning for educators and teachers using the framework from Partnership for 21st Century Learning website. In this video, 21st century life skills are divided into two components, the first being student outcomes, and the second being support systems for teachers. Student outcomes are broken down into four different categories. The first category is Key subjects and 21st century themes that cross between disciplines within school curriculum. The second part of student outcomes is information, media, and technology along with digital citizenship and student online safety. The next category is learning environments, learning skills, and innovation skills. And the last section of student outcomes is life and career skills. Career skills are something that educators need to focus on in their classroom. The second component of this is the educator and student support systems. This student support systems is dividing into five parts, the first being 21st century standards, the second being assessments for these life skills and career skills, the next one is curriculum and assessments, which is then followed by professional development, and lastly learning environments.