The Critical Skills Classroom (c) Antioch University New England, 2009 Erin M. Hunter River Valley Technical Center Peter R. Eppig Antioch University New.

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The Critical Skills Classroom (c) Antioch University New England, 2009 Erin M. Hunter River Valley Technical Center Peter R. Eppig Antioch University New England

What are the knowledge, skills, and dispositions that people need in order to be successful in life?

The Skills and Dispositions The Fundamental Dispositions ˛ownership ˛self-direction ˛quality work ˛ethical character ˛curiosity and wonder ˛community The Critical Skills ˛problem solving ˛decision making ˛critical thinking ˛creative thinking ˛communication ˛organization ˛collaboration ˛leadership

Global Survival Skills Critical Thinking & Problem Solving Collaboration across Networks Agility & Adaptability Initiative & Entrepreneurialism Effective Oral & Written Communication Accessing & Analyzing Information Curiosity & Imagination The Global Achievement Gap, Tony Wagner, 2008

21st Century Skills * Creativity and Innovation Think Creatively Work Creatively with Others Implement Innovations * Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Reason Effectively Use Systems Thinking Make Judgments and Decisions Solve Problems * Communication and Collaboration Communicate Clearly Collaborate with Others *Life and Career Skills Flexibility & Adaptability Initiative & Self Directions Social & Cross-Cultural Skills Productivity & Accountability Leadership & Responsibility The Partnership for 21st Century Skills

Why the Critical Skills Classroom? Instruction that engages and inspires teachers and students. An intentional way of targeting specific capacities in your students. A new paradigm for rigor. A meaningful way to build strong, collaborative learning communities.

The Critical Skills Classroom Collaborative Learning Problem-Based Learning Experiential Learning Outcome-Driven Learning

Collaborative Learning Knowledge Communication Cooperation Collaboration Community Trust

Problem Based Learning (Place Based Learning) Task Academic Challenge Scenario Real World Problem Increasing Complexity, Authenticity, "Messiness," Student Responsibility

Experiential Learning

Outcome Driven Learning Essential Knowledge Critical Skills Fundamental Dispositions

The Skills and Dispositions The Fundamental Dispositions ˛ownership ˛self-direction ˛quality work ˛ethical character ˛curiosity and wonder ˛community The Critical Skills ˛problem solving ˛decision making ˛critical thinking ˛creative thinking ˛communication ˛organization ˛collaboration ˛leadership

The Critical Skills Classroom Collaborative Learning Experiential Learning Outcome Driven Learning Problem Based Learning Place Based Learning The Critical Skills Classroom

What happens in a Critical Skills Classroom ?

Students in a Critical Skills Classroom... Frequently work as learning teams Regularly engage in solving problems Make public exhibitions of their learning Systematically reflect on what they are doing & learning Focus on standards of quality for their work (products, processes and understandings) Take shared responsibility and ownership of their learning and for the classroom community

Teachers in a Critical Skills Classroom... Model, guide, coach, & support the learning process Design learning activities that are engaging, contextual, and carefully built on one another Intentionally target the critical skills, dispositions, and essential knowledge to guide the classroom culture, curriculum, & assessment

Critical Skills Institute Experiential immersion in a Critical Skills Classroom Under the guidance and leadership of two experienced Master Teachers Up to 24 participants Best if participants come as a team On-site and online follow-up available Capacity building: Level II and Leadership Development

* Developing the classroom as a collaborative, problem- solving community * Using the experiential learning cycle to support student learning * Setting and maintaining criteria for quality work * Targeting the Critical Skills alongside the curriculum * Turning curriculum into different types of problems to solve that provide a meaningful context for learning * Using simple performance-based assessment tools * Planning & structuring student exhibitions of learning * Guiding student reflection and debriefing processes The Level I Institute

For ACTE Presentation For More Information Challenge Bank Tools for Teachers Research on the Model Institute Registration