QUESTIONS FOR DISCUSSION :

1. What are the critical attributes of 21st Century Education?

• Intergrate and Interdisciplinary, Technologies and Multimedia, Global Classroom, Creating/Adapting to

Constant Personal and Social Change, and Lifelong Learning, Student-Centered, 21st Century Skills,
Project-Based and Research-Driven, and Relevant, Rigorous, and Real-world are the eight (8) Critical
Attributes of 21st Century Education.

Because this generation is increasingly focused on technology, these characteristics benefit 21st-century
learners, who want to avoid repeating topics every quarter. Some students claim that the subject matter
has previously been discussed and that studying it is no longer enjoyable because it has already been
explored. Teaching strategies may have also come up during your discussion of 21st-century educational
developments. We need to be aware of these as future educators and modern teachers, and we need to
work harder to comprehend them so that you can incorporate them into your teaching.

2. Describe a 21st century teacher and discuss some innovative tools for learning.

• We are in the midst of a global crisis, and transportation, businesses, and education are all affected.
Education must continue, and DepEd and CHED are working to discover solutions for us to continue our
education even if we are confined to our homes. They facilitate flexible learning and blended learning
through the use of cutting-edge technology such as Google Classroom, Google Meet, Silid, and others.
Digital and online tools are vital to incorporate in the learning process since they make the learning
process more participatory and allow for easier information flow, making the teacher's work much
easier.

3. Explain how you can integrate 21st century education in the curriculum.

• Since we are in the twenty-first century, I believe that technologies are much easier to use when
looking for research or assignments than the books that we see in libraries, but I believe that books are
far superior to technologies because books are the most reliable. But, of course, we live in the modern
world, where robots and technologies are valued more than physical learning.