Key Competencies & a Curriculum for the 21st Century Book 1 : Managing self, relating to others, participating and contributing

Simmons, Angie

Notes
This series is all about preparing students to be critical and responsible thinkers who are capable of accessing relevant information and able to analyse and evaluate the information. Equipping them in this way means both student and teacher take learning journeys together, as the student gains more control over and ownership of learning and the teacher changes from a role as the “sage on the stage” to being the “guide on the side”.
Contents
Contents : Introduction (where do key competencies come from, unpacking); First steps - consultation and vision (strategies to support curriculum delivery);Key competency 1 - managing self (what does managing self look like, how can the school curriculum contribute, fostering this key competency); Key competency 2 - relating to others (what does it look like, fostering, relating to others through the social web); Key competency 3 - participating and contributing (what does it look like, fostering, participating and contributing through ICT tools); Case study - planning for key competency integration (example of school assessment of key competencies - managing self, example of planning - managing self, sample unit planner - visual art, integrated learning plan);
Additional Info
Dewey 370.11
Location edition Bar Code due date
RESOURCE TR10092