David Militzer, Education Program Consultant California Department of Education Dan Blake Director, Innovation & Partnerships Sonoma County Office of Education.

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David Militzer, Education Program Consultant California Department of Education Dan Blake Director, Innovation & Partnerships Sonoma County Office of Education Rebecca Dedmond, Ph.D. Director, Freshman Transition Initiative George Washington University Education and the Unemployment Crisis: Real Career-building Tools for Middle and High Schools, Students, & Communities

Today’s presentation… 1 The Issues at Hand 2 Career Development Programs to Address the Issues Career Development Programs to Address the Issues 3 Transition Initiatives

David Militzer: The Challenges of the 21 st Century We cannot always build the future for our youth, but we can build our youth for the future. -Franklin D. Roosevelt 1

20 th Century Classroom vs. 21 st Century Classroom 20 th Century Classroom21 st Century Classroom Time-BasedOutcomes-Based Literacy is the three r’sMultiple literacies of the 21 st century – aligned to living in a globalized high tech society Focus: memorization of discrete factsFocus: what students Know, Can Do and Are Like after learning, details are forgotten Teacher-centered, teacher is center of attention and provider of information Student-centered: teacher as facilitator/coach Textbook-drivenResearch-driven Fragmented curriculumIntegrated and interdisciplinary curriculum connected to students’ interests, experiences and talents, and the real world

! 100 students start 9 th grade 75 graduate from high school 51 enter college 38 need remediation 26 graduate college College Completion Toolkit U. S. Department of Education, March 2011 The current reality…

Recent College Grads: 53 percent Unemployed or Under-Employed More reality… High School Grad (no postsecondary): 16 percent Employed Full-Time Dropouts: 29% of Californians age lack a high school diploma

The schools we know of the 20th century can’t prepare our kids for the demands of the 21st Century. One thing has become very clear…

Partnership for 21st Century Skills Serve as a catalyst to position 21st Century skills at the center of U.S. K–12 education by building collaborative partnerships among education, business, community, and government leaders.

Critical thinking and problem solving Creativity Collaboration and team work Communication The 4 C’s: The Key to 21st Century Skills

Each school district shall offer: …a course of study fulfilling the requirements for admission to the California public institutions of postsecondary education …a course of study that provides an opportunity for those pupils to attain entry-level employment skills in business or industry…and prepares all pupils for high school graduation and career entry Section (1983)… California Education Code

Apply appropriate technical skills and academic knowledge New CTE Standards Include Career-Ready Practice Develop an education & career plan aligned w/ personal goals Apply technology to enhance productivity Utilize critical thinking and persevere in solving problems Practice personal health and understand financial literacy Communicate effectively Act as a responsible citizen Model integrity, ethical leadership, & management Work productively in teams while integrating cultural & global competence Demonstrate creativity and innovation Employ valid and reliable research strategies Understand the environment, social, & economic impacts of decisions

Partnership for 21st Century Skills CA CTE Curriculum Standards Resources…

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