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“21st Century Skills, Soft Skills, Technology Skills, Job Skills, College and Career Readiness Skills – How Do You Expect Me to Teach All These Skills to My Students?”
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Do you feel overwhelmed as a educator?
Large class sizes KCCR Curriculum Standards State Assessments So much to do – no time to do it This profession is changing
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My Frustration:
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Dr. Randy Watson – Kansas Commissioner of Education
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Rethinking the structure of schools – reorganize around students, not the systems
Individual Portfolio for all students – Career Cruising for 7th – 12th grades College and Career Readiness without remediation at the college level Community Service
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“While academics are and will remain important, students who lack nonacademic skills such as conscientiousness, perseverance and the ability to collaborate and communicate will struggle both in the pursuit of postsecondary education and in the workforce.”
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Soft Skills = personality traits, social graces, collaboration, personal habits, interpersonal skills, punctuality Hard Skills = quantifiable and measurable (math, grammar, knowledge) Professionalism = courtesy, attendance, appearance Work Attitude = willing, wanting to work, punctuality
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Soft Skills – Self-management Skills Growth mindset Self-awareness
Emotion regulation Self-confidence Stress Management Resilience Forgive and forget Patience Perceptiveness Persistence or perseverance Note: Adapted from “Soft Skills List – 28 Skills to Working Smart;” by Lei Han
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Soft Skills – People skills Conventional
Communication skills Teamwork skills Presentation skills Facilitating skills Selling skills Management skills Mentoring/coaching skills Leadership skills Meeting management skills Interpersonal relationships skills Note: Adapted from “Soft Skills List – 28 Skills to Working Smart;” by Lei Han
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Soft Skills – People Skills Tribal (insider knowledge)
Managing upwards Self-promotion Difficult personalities Negotiation Networking Difficult/unexpected situations Savvy in handling office politics Influence and persuasion skills Note: Adapted from “Soft Skills List – 28 Skills to Working Smart;” by Lei Han
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What does a job posting and interview look like for a teaching position?
Middle School Science Teacher: Eisenhower Middle School is accepting applications for a middle school science teacher for the school year. Interested applicants will need to complete an on-line application at All questions regarding this position should be directed to Jerry Longabaugh at or (316) Applications will be accepted until the position has been filled.
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Google Careers - http://www.google.com/about/careers/
Microsoft Careers - Facebook Careers -
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What are 21st Century Skills?
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5 C’s of 21st Century Skills at EMS
Collaboration Communication Creativity Critical Thinking Computational Thinking
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How are you implementing the
5 C’s of 21st Century skills in your school or classroom? Collaboration Communication Creativity Critical Thinking Computational Thinking
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“Our greatest contribution is to be sure there is a teacher in every classroom that cares that every student every day learns and grows and feels like a real human being” Donald Clifton – The Gallop Organization
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