21ST CENTURY LEARNING

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 Hello everyone! This post will be about what 21st-century learning is and what I remembered in the lesson.

  I would like to start with what 21st-century learning is. ‘Twenty-first-century learning is the accumulation of knowledge, work habits, and soft skills, including digital literacy, critical thinking, and problem-solving, that will help students lead successful careers in the modern workplace.’

 I think 21st-century language learning is more important and more effective than traditional learning. Because there is no teacher-centered education in this form of learning. The aim here is that the students should solve the problem and learn how to learn by themselves. The teacher only guides. In this way, the knowledge gained by the student becomes permanent. In addition, it also provides students with many skills. For instance: Leadership, flexibility, and productivity. But the most important of these are the 4C’s. Critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, and communication. As it is understood, this learning not only teaches the student a lesson but also raises the student as beneficial citizens to society. 

 We, as future teachers, should choose this learning while teaching languages. I would like to end my words with the famous quote of John Dewey. ‘If we teach today’s students as we taught yesterday’s, we rob them of tomorrow.’

 See you in a new post next week!