21st Century Learning
21st Century Learning Tools
Innovative learning tools assist teachers in delivering 21st century instruction. These tools address a number of learning goals, including the following:
- Establishing a culture of data
- Making instructional decisions based on real-time data
- Enabling collaboration among teachers
- Solving instructional problems (e.g., differentiating instruction)
- Engaging all learners
- Supporting students with specials learning needs
- Alleviating the need for extensive teacher time spent on scoring assessments
- Allowing the teacher to become mobile in the classroom (circulating to groups and individuals) rather than limited to the front of the room
- Increasing access to up-to-date print, audio, and visual resources, rather than outdated, textbook references
- Connecting students to authentic applications of knowledge
Explore the learning tools we use by clicking on the images below.
Classroom Responders
Mobis
iPads
Pearson Limelight
A Thomas Prince student tackles math problems and shares her responses wirelessly with the teacher using her "clicker." Her responses are automatically assessed by the system software, graphically represented for the teacher, and archived for data-driven decision-making.
A Naquag first-grader confers with a teacher while applying phonics concepts in an early literacy iPad app.
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