2009 What happens to a close, called Scholastic (NASDAQ: CMHC), the publication of the World’s Children, education and media, today, 10 great ideas in the formation of the first decade of the 21st century. These include:
Alternative routes to teaching – Teach for America, troops to teachers in urban schools, Education Fellows Program is education is not the only place that teachers begin their careers.
Processing technologies – the Committee on Education, 1 line-to-1 calculation on eReaders first time in the history of American education, teaching more connected – it is the students.
Accountability – No matter where you stand in the debate on “No Child Left Behind, it is undeniable that this decade marked a new era with the changeover to the presentation of results for every child in every school.
Data-Driven Instruction – When we have data on each pupil, it is easier to reach them quickly and they learn better. The new currency of 21 schools century.
Charter Schools – While the jury remains about its effectiveness, there is no doubt that charter schools are fertile ground for innovation in education and the forerunners of parental involvement in schools.
The rise of digital content – to 2020, 95% of all the knowledge you find Away – marking a new transition from static to dynamic pages of digitized content.
Focus on adolescent literacy – with 65% of U.S. 8 graders reading instruction is illegal not only work for teachers in primary schools. Our schools and colleges are taking dramatic steps to solve the problems of adults learning to read, trying to ensure that students – that each child learns to read in an era of global competitiveness.
Books of The New Black – In the ten years that our Harry Potter “,” Twilight “and” Da Vinci Code, the hot accessory in the book anyway. And it is impossible to deny that the government may have read a book about children’s feelings. Have to say after 2008, children and family, reading the report, 74% of children aged 5-17 years, “Reading Harry Potter, I am interested in reading more books.”
It takes a village – more than ever, education is built on the walls of our schools strong communities that support learning in and outside school. From the universal pre-K and the emerging initiatives after school programs summer reading in schools and community centers, we learned that a combination of homes, schools and communities to prepare children for their future.
American Restoring & Reinvestment Act (ARRA) – although this is the mark last year only a decade, with more than 100 billion dollars of investment in schools in America ARRA historic moment in American education. Although we cannot predict the impact, we can say with certainty that the ARRA to make an indelible mark on the ideas of this decade in the field of education.
“By teaching new ways, new ways of reaching our students is difficult in the last decade, one of the major changes and impressive innovations in education,” said Franz Alexander, senior fellow at the Scholastic. “We are proud to ten main ideas in education in the first decade of the 21st century, and wanted to see what comes out of the second.