It combines skill sprints and extended challenges. It is purposeful and honors learner variability. Learning for the 21st century is both personal and personalized. What does 21st Century Learning Look Like? Holding community conversations about what is happening, what it means, and how to prepare creates a shared sense of urgency and what Battelle calls “a North Star for system transformation.” They encourage communities to develop a Portrait of a Graduate embracing key skills including critical thinking, communication, collaboration, and creativity that young people need to thrive in this complex rapidly changing world. “All students have an educational experience preparing them to be effective lifelong learners and contributors.” That’s how Battelle for Kids thinks about 21st century learning. Now that we’re a couple decades in, we have a pretty good view. What kind of education would prepare young people for this amazing and terrifying period of history? For 40 years, we’ve been talking about the aims and strategies of 21st century learning.
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