I’ve had the opportunity to connect with many #Peel21st educators and other members of my twitter PLN to discuss 21st century teaching and learning and what it means to us. When the #Peel21st Blog Hop was presented I was excited to share as I missed out on the first round. Read on to learn what I think about the meaning of 21st century learning and then check out the other blog posts listed at the bottom of my post.
Happy Reading!
When @jrichea presented the #peel21st Blog Hop I was excited to participate. I was even more excited that the topic was 21st Century Learning and what it means to me. I’m having difficulty articulating it. Images of BYOD, Twitter, #geniushour and inquiry float around. While I certainly feel that those are elements to successful 21st Century learning I don’t think they define it. When I think about my own two children Keelyn and William I can’t help but hope for an education system that embraces their interests, quirks and nurtures their passions. That doesn’t make them feel self conscious or embarrassed when they don’t “fit in the box”. That’s what 21st Century learning means to me.
Keelyn and William – 21st Century Learners!
Blog Hop Participants
- Susan Campo – http://susan.campo.ca
- Shivonne Lewis-Young – https://slewisyoung.wordpress.com
- Greg, Pearson – http://leaderinadigitalworld.blogspot.ca
- Phil Young – http://sphillipyoung.wordpress.com
- James Nunes – http://joyousteaching.blogspot.ca
- Donald, Campbell – http://ateachingyear.wordpress.com
- Ken Dewar –https://mysite.peelschools.org/personal/P0031112/Blog/default.aspx
- Graham Whisen – http://ideaconnect.edublogs.org/
- Heather Lye –teachinginspirations.blogspot.ca
- Lynn Filliter – http://assessmentgeek.edublogs.org
- Debbie Axiak – http://debbieaxiak.blogspot.ca
- Alicia Quennell – http://aliciaquennell.blogspot.ca/
- Jonathan So – http://www.Mrsoclassroom.blogspot.ca
- Jim Blackwood – http://jimmyblackwood.wordpress.com
- Jason Richea – http://beyondangrybirds.blogspot.ca/
- Tina Zita – http://misszita.wordpress.com
