21st+century+Learning

These are the 21st century skills that are associated with that phrase:
== The Partnership for 21st Century Skills is the leading national advocacy organization that promotes the infusion of these skills into education. It is made up of computer, technology, and education companies such as, Dell, AT&T, Scholastic, HP, LEGO, Sesame Street, and Gale among many others. They obviously have much to gain by the promotion of these skills. == [|partnership- 21st Cent. Skills] [|21st Century Skills]
 * information and communication skills (technological literacy)
 * inventive thinking and problem solving
 * interpersonal and self-direction skills (interactive communication skills)
 * global awareness
 * financial, economic, and business literacy
 * civic literacy

The __21st Centuryskills__ report indicated that the students will need are :
== In order for students to learn the skills suggested the report, schools will need to support and impliment them into the curriculum as a requirement. They get bits and pieces because the states academic requirements makes it difficult for the students to become proficient in what is recommended to compete in the global world. What has been happening in the country's financial bailout, the lost skills of finance, economics, technolgy, and business ethics need to be required. ==
 * Information and communication skills
 * Thinking and problem-solving skills
 * Interpersonal and self-directed skills
 * Global awareness
 * Financial, economic, and business literacy, and developing entrepreneurial skills to enhance workplace productivity and career options
 * Civic literary
 * Academic skills
 * Thinking and reasoning skills
 * Teamwork
 * Proficiency in using technology

__21st Century Categories - from The Partnership for 21st Century Skills__ Life and Career Skills Information, Media, and Technology Skills Learning and Innovation Skills 21st Century Themes:
Core Subjects:
 * Global awareness
 * Financial, economic, business and entrepreneurial literacy
 * Civic literacy
 * Health literacy
 * English, reading or language arts
 * World languages
 * Arts
 * Mathematics
 * Economics
 * Science
 * Geography
 * History
 * Government and Civics