LAC SESSION

21ST CENTURY
SKILLS AND ICT
INTEGRATION IN
INSTRUCTION AND
ASSESSMENT
MS. SALOME F. FERRIOL
 WHAT IS 21St
CENTURY SKILLS?
21 ST CENTURY SKILLS
-refers to a set of abilities and competencies that are considered essentials for
success in the modern world, particularly in the context of Information Age.
These skills go beyond traditional academic knowledge and encompass a range
of abilities that are crucial for effective functioning in today’s rapidly changing
and technologically advanced society.
21 ST CENTURY SKILLS
Critical Thinking and Problem Solving Creativity and Innovation

The ability to analyze information , think The ability to think creatively, generate new
critically, and solve complex problems. ideas, and apply innovative solutions.

Communication Collaboration

Proficiency in effective communication, The capacity to work collaboratively in diverse

including oral, written, and digital teams, understanding and respecting different
communication. perspectives.
21 ST CENTURY SKILLS
Information Literacy Technological Literacy

Competence in finding, evaluating, and Proficiency in using technology tools and

using information effectively from various applications for various purposes.
sources.

Media Literacy Flexibility and Adaptability

Understanding and critically evaluating Being able to adapt to new situations and
information from various media sources, embrace change.
including digital and social media.
What is ICT?
What is ICT?
-ICT stands for information and
communication technology which include
digital technology such as computer and
internet which are the potential powerful
tools for educational change and reform.
What is technology
integration?
ICT integration is seamless
incorporation of technology to support
and enhance student engagement in
meaningful learning and for the
attainment of curriculum objectives.
Technology integration helps achieve
21st Century Skills in students

Personal and social responsibility

Planning, critical thinking, reasoning and creativity
Strong communication skills both for interpersonal and presentation needs
Visualizing and decision-making
Knowing how and when to use technology and choosing the most
appropriate tool for the task.
WHAT IS
GAMIFICATION?
What is Gamification?
Gamification is the application of game design
elements, game mechanics, and game-like experiences
to non-game contexts, such as business, education, and
various other activities, to engage and motivate
individuals.
The goal of gamification is to enhance user
participation, increase engagement, and encourage
desired behaviors by incorporating elements commonly
found in games.
USE OF GAMIFICATION
IN SKILL
DEVELOPMENT
Gamification in Skill Development

Gamification in skills development within education serves as a powerful strategy

to engage students, enhance motivation, and foster a more interactive and
enjoyable learning experience. Here are several uses and benefits of gamification in
skills development in education:
Increased Engagement:
Gamification makes learning more engaging by
incorporating elements such as points, badges, and
levels. Students are motivated to participate
actively, leading to increased engagement with the
learning material.

Motivation and Goal Achievement:

By setting clear goals, challenges, and rewards,
gamification motivates students to work towards
specific learning objectives. The sense of
achievement derived from earning badges or
reaching higher levels reinforces positive
behaviors.
 Individualized Learning Paths:
Gamification allows for personalized learning
experiences. Students can progress at their own
pace, and the system can adapt to their individual
needs, providing challenges that match their skill
levels.

Real-Time Feedback:
Immediate feedback is a key feature of
gamification. Students receive instant feedback on
their performance, allowing them to identify areas
of improvement and make corrections in real-time.
Competition and Collaboration:
Incorporating elements like leaderboards and
multiplayer challenges introduces a healthy sense
of competition and collaboration among students.
This can enhance social interaction, teamwork, and
peer-to-peer learning.

Skill Mastery and Application:

Gamification encourages students to practice and
apply skills repeatedly in various scenarios,
contributing to better mastery. Simulations and
scenarios within games can provide practical
applications for acquired knowledge and skills.
 Adaptive Learning:
Gamified platforms can adapt to individual student
performance, offering additional challenges or
providing extra support based on the student's
progress. This adaptability ensures that each
student's learning journey is tailored to their needs.

Storytelling and Immersive Experiences:

Games often incorporate narratives and immersive
experiences. This storytelling aspect can make
learning more memorable and relatable, helping
students connect with the content on a deeper
level.
Increased Engagement:
Gamification makes learning more engaging by
incorporating elements such as points, badges, and
levels. Students are motivated to participate
actively, leading to increased engagement with the
learning material.

Motivation and Goal Achievement:

By setting clear goals, challenges, and rewards,
gamification motivates students to work towards
specific learning objectives. The sense of
achievement derived from earning badges or
reaching higher levels reinforces positive
behaviors.