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21st Century Learning and Leading


CONFERENCE 2009: 21st Century Learning and Leading

Today’s students live in an increasingly complex, diverse, global, and media-saturated society. As educators, how should we think differently to prepare students for their world? What can we do differently in schools to guarantee our students will thrive in the future?

Questions like these will be explored on January 9-10, 2009 as teams from the Newport News community will be involved in the 2nd Annual International Conference: 21st Century Learning and Leading. Last year’s participants engaged in a global "think tank" around the topic of educating in and for the 21st Century. This year’s conference will expand that conversation to include preparing a multi-generational workforce for an undefined future. All conference participants will have the unique opportunity to interact with educators from around the globe in an effort to build international partnerships that will provide another forum to further conference conversations and explore possibilities for the future.

Goals for 21st Century Learning and Leading

  1. To engage colleagues in considering the shape of education in the 21st Century
  2. To contribute to international thinking on future schooling
  3. To develop and share effective classroom practices in the 21st Century
  4. To foster an open and transparent think tank for our school community
  5. To demonstrate a commitment to 21st Century Learning

Register today!

Download the registration form and send to Pam Curtis, NNPS Office of Innovation and Development, 12465 Warwick Boulevard, Newport News, VA 23606. For more information, please call (757) 591-4580.

 

  

MORE INFORMATION

- Conference 2009 Home
- Registration Form
- Did You Know? (video)
- Top 6 Trends of the 21st Century
- Conference 2008

LINKS FOR THINKING

- Partnership for 21st Century Skills
- Route 21
- The Machine is Us/ing US
- Thomas Friedman: The World is Flat