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When I went to West Virginia to check out how the state is instituting professional development on 21st-century skills, this was one tension that even teachers who were really good at doing project-based learning fully acknowledged..

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I couldn’t agree more with your post. Teaching for the “22nd Century”? Having taught in the last quarter of the 20th Century and now in the first decade+ of the 21st and I am with you; trying to do my best to give my students the skills and access to learning that I can. We have a wonderful tech department at our school/district and are on duty it seems all the time, but even they cannot correct all of the techie issues that will need to be worked out to make our classrooms truly the ideal tech classrooms. I, like you, believe that the great contribution of technology for teachers now is that it allows us to access better ideas for teaching our subjects and that sometimes teachers may not know the best options and that is what blogs, and websites, and the other tech savvy access can give us.

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Let us hope that if teachers are in the field, that they want to do their best. You made a valid point when you said that teachers may not know what their options are. I work with a fantastic group of Secondary teachers in Minnesota, but the biggest complaint from them is that they are working so hard to teach the content that they don’t have time to explore new ways to teach that content. We are feeling the pinch for time even more, now that we are required to implement the Common Core standards into curriculum. There is a lot on the table right now in terms of bringing our teachers up to speed: student engagement and motivation, 21st Century skills, literacy standards in content area classrooms, high stakes testing ~ Yikes! It’s a wonder that our teachers come out of their classrooms at all! I think you have hit the nail on the head, though, when you suggest that every EdTech member should take someone under their wing and show them how to use technology in their classroom. You asked what percentage of teachers are not interested in embracing new technology and I began to think about my colleagues. Many of the teachers I work with are older and within 5-10 years of retirement. Many complain A LOT about just about everything new that comes down the pike, because they have ‘seen it all’. Now, I am beginning to wonder if some of these teachers are just jaded. There are a handful of teachers, that I work with, that are gung ho and want to try EVERYTHING new that comes down the pike. What if we could recruit those teachers to share the excitement of what they are doing, that is innovative and makes a difference in student success, with the rest of the staff? Would it be catching? Perhaps a webpage on the school website that allows teacher to share resources for innovative teaching methods and technology would be helpful. Using technology and innovation to learn in a new way has been shown to motivate students and engage them in their own learning. Why wouldn’t teachers want that? I believe the bottom line is that we need to provide our teachers with the time and resources to build knowledge and experience in using technology, and other engaging classroom activities, together and our students are sure to reap the benefits.

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I agree with you that Steve makes a great point about the “mentorship” aspect of technology integration. The folks that are ready and willing to try anything just need to catch the vision and will run with it. Those that fall on the other side of the technology gap may just need more support in order to feel that they have the freedom to try some of these things out. To me this sounds like solid teaching and it should not come as a huge surprise that students and adults need similar structure when learning something new. The difficult part is going to be offering the opportunity for natural relationships to develop between teachers so that the collaboration is something that is sought out and not implemented.

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22nd Century Skills means, child don’t have to go to school. If they wish they can visit the school but if they don’t then no problem, virtual teaching will be there. Child can actually see the teachers and teachers can also see the child via this process.

This is my imagination about 22nd century skills.

Advanced technology can definitely help a lot for the learning of the new generation. However, this 22nd century skills I think this can have advantage and disadvantage. I think so.
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Many of the teachers I work with are older and within 5-10 years of retirement. Many complain A LOT about just about everything new that comes down the pike, because they have ‘seen it all’.

So this is the problem

Very nice and interesting post. If you are looking for an online teaching and learning tool which could be helpful in teaching 22nd century skills, then you should have a look at http://www.wiziq.com/Virtual_Classroom.aspx which would be helpful for you to expand you reach to the other parts of the world. You can allow maximum no. of attendees you want from across the world and that too without downloading anything.

new technologies such as playing games that can teach the child some kind of history.

I honestly believe that most teachers genuinely want to do the best job they can, but they may not know what the options really are. IT departments are often run by IT people. I agree with that.