Yes, workflows and companies around the world want people with 21st century skills to milk more ‘juice’ out of technology.
Kids playing computer games are known to have better executive function skills such as working memory, flexible thinking & self control.
The 21st century classroom should accommodate flexible and random shapes, and geared towards creativity, innovation, and active learning.
Teaching kids to code is cool and rewarding but must be done when children are up to it and have the necessary aptitude.
“Reading is important because it promotes self-esteem, discovery, awareness, and acquisition of knowledge and skills. It also lays the foundation for a lifelong love of learning, and setting children up for success.”
“The teacher of the 21st century must read widely, stay abreast of technological advancements, and skillfully marry classroom content with real-life realities. This approach ensures that education remains relevant, engaging, and empowering for learners today.”
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