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Students look through reference books while Glenwood Springs High School librarian, Jenna Cook, helps. Source

 


Picture This

Every student who graduates from a Colorado high school:

Inquires, thinks critically and gains knowledge

Makes informed decisions, applies knowledge to new situations and creates new knowledge

Shares knowledge and participates productively in society

Pursues personal growth

(Standards for the 21st Century Learner, American Association of School Librarians, 2007)

  

  
Making the Change

Schools need to rethink learning targets, assessments and strategies for teaching and learning. The Colorado academic standards point us in new directions, but it’s up to educators to figure out how classroom experiences uphold those standards.

C21L can help you implement the new standards and create 21st century learning in your schools. Our support includes 21st century learning audits, planning facilitation, workshops, and on-site coaching. We will work with you to develop practical strategies for infusing 21st century learning into curriculum, instruction and assessments.

C21L helps educators transform schooling into powerful learning that serves everyone’s needs – the kids and the adults who educate them.

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Collaboration at work! Posted by Donita Torres. Aurora Public Schools.

 


The Council on 21st Century Learning
PO Box 102185
Denver, CO  80250
Phone: 720.233.2104
E-mail:  info@C21L.org

  

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