21ST-CENTURY LEARNING

 

 

People used to exploit knowledge resources through books. Acquiring knowledge was beyond everything at that time. However, we have a diversity of knowledge thanks to technology. We have such an accumulation that it’s time to evaluate and distinguish this knowledge from one another. Today’s generation shouldn’t embrace every piece of information about a situation or phenomenon. It is one of the notable features of 21st-century learning. So, what is does it mean? 21st-century learning is today’s new normal. It refers to upending the way of passive learning focused on blatantly memorizing. You can easily find out information about anything but if you add something from your own comprehension, it differs quite a lot. That is to say, you have to enhance your knowledge by applying it to real life, which requires you to leave prior learning methods behind and get used to evaluating, creating, thinking in a critical way, focusing on solutions, and questioning. Moreover, It is important in language learning. Because 21st-century learning is identified with technology tools in education. So, in that sense, it advocates acquiring new languages via web 2.0 tools, films, interactive lessons provided by technology, etc. It makes the teaching and learning processes work effectively. So, that's all for now. Stay in touch for further posts.