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Are You Fostering 21st Century Skills asks @jackiegerstein

21st Century Skills

Are You Fostering 21st Century Skills asks @jackiegerstein

21st Century Skills

Encouraging Students to Develop 21st Century Skills

Posted by Erin Whalen

Jackie Gerstein, Ed.D., is an amazing educator with a terrific blog. Her post on the skills students need today is a quick, easy read and asks great questions to help teachers assess themselves. As listed in the graphic above, skills such as grit, curiosity, and vision are necessary for today’s learners. Are you fostering these essential skills in your students? Take Jackie’s self-assessment to find out. Then use the resources she includes to add any missing skills to your lesson plans.

See the full blog post and images on Jackie Gerstein’s Website

The Other 21st Century Skills: Educator Self-Assessment

21st-century-skills2 by Jackie Gerstein



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