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21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C.

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Page 1: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

21st Century Kids

Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT]

Department of Education MeetingJuly 2002

Washington, D.C.

Page 2: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

The Millenials

11th and 12th graders in America70 million of them 34% are minoritiesGrew up in the longest period of peacetime and economic expansion in American history60% participate in community service

Page 3: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

Millenials Rising: The Next Generation, High School Class of 2000

78% believe spirituality is important, and are actively creating their own!34% are multi-tasking at any given moment20% carry cell phones87% are online

Page 4: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

50% believe they will own their own business somedayAre looking for quality in careers:

ResponsibilityIndependenceCreativityIdealistic

Have $302 billion in discretionary spending (~$75/week)

Page 5: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

Urban Divide

50% graduate from 32 of America’s largest citiesDemonstrate greater at-risk behavior among drop outs

Page 6: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

Learning Styles

Want to learn with and from technologyWant to learn onlineIn their own time and placeDoing things that matter!

Page 7: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

On an average day

64 million Americans go online:Send emailChatShopDo a search to answer a questionGet driving directionsMake travel arrangementsCheck sports scores

Page 8: 21 st Century Kids Notes from a keynote by Dr. David Dwyer [ACOT] Department of Education Meeting July 2002 Washington, D.C

National Report Card

Math is problematic.Science—no improvementUsing technology:

Students gain more skills 30% fasterGreater time on taskStudents write more and betterMore students have greater access to informationMotivation to achieve is greater: attendance, graduation, college-bound possibilities

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