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21 st Century Learning for 21 st Century Skills

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Presentation by Learnovate Centre on 21st Century Learning for 21st Century Skills at the Microsoft Educators Summit, Dublin, 9 May 2013.

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21st Century Learning for 21st Century Skills

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‘this discovery of yours will create forgetfulness in the

learners’ souls … they will be hearers of many things and will

have learned nothing … they will appear to be omniscient and will

generally know nothing …’

Plato ‘Phaedrus’ 370BC

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21st Century Models of Teaching and Learning

Lynda Donovan, M.Sc., H. Dip in Ed., H. Dip. ICT in Ed.

Pedagogical Lead, Learnovate Centre, TCD

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Disconnect

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Students Outside Classroom

• Active participants • Pulling information• Active learning• Constructivist approach

Students Inside Classroom

• Passive participants• Information is pushed• Passive learning• Didactic approach

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Use Technology to Bridge Disconnect

Enable New Models of Teaching and Learning

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Flipped Classroom Model

School• Teacher informs students of topic they

will be covering the following day and sets inquiry-based homework

Home• Students learn basic facts BEFORE

coming to class• Students actively construct their own

mental schema

School

• Students are primed for learning• Class is for consolidation• Class is for discussion• Class is for constructing shared

meaning• Class is for activities

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Technology-enhanced Flipped Classroom

School• Teacher informs students of topic they

will be covering the following day and sets ‘research’ homework

Home• Students use TECHNOLOGY to carry

out research• Appropriate use of technology?

School• Consolidation• Discussion• Constructing shared meaning• Activities

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Our Research: Technology-enhanced Flipped Classroom

School • Teacher sets ‘research’ homework on volcanoes

Home • Students use ALMANAC tablet application to learn basic facts about volcanoes BEFORE coming to class

School• Consolidation• Discussion• Constructing shared meaning• Activities

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ALMANAC app

Creates magazine-style articles…

…from curated content

…personalised to learners prior learning

…includes mix of video, animations, text

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Research Evidence

More meaningful homework

More effective learning Improved student

engagement

Accelerated learning

Technology-enhanced Flipped Classroom

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Evaluation

Synthesis

Analysis

Application

Comprehension

Knowledge

21 Century Skills

Problem solving

Critical thinking

Design

Creativity

Collaboration

Role of the Teacher in the Flipped Classroom