Are you a 21st century teacher?
Tuesday, January 26th, 2010Your students are already using technology as part of their daily lives and increasingly expect to use it for learning at school. Are you a 21st century teacher?
Your students are already using technology as part of their daily lives and increasingly expect to use it for learning at school. Are you a 21st century teacher?
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Mobile computing, Open content, Augmented Reality, electronic books, gesture computing, visual data analysis all within 3 years?
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At a recent conference the new Vice Chancellor of the Open University alerted delegates to what he described as a growing “crisis of relevance” in our schools and colleges.
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Global technological advances usually take some time to dribble down into the education system. This time lag creates what what Martin Bean, Vice Chancellor of Open University, recently described as “the crisis of relevance facing education”.
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