The world is changing at a breakneck pace. We're preparing our students for jobs that don't even exist yet. In this rapidly evolving world, it is vital that we equip our students with the skills they will need to thrive, such as critical thinking, communication, creativity and collaboration. Intergrating STEM through hands-on learning in our classrooms will help to develop these skills in our students. We'll look at examples of how project-based learning and the Maker Movement have transformed learning at Stewart Middle Magnet.
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The Future is Now: Preparing our Learners to be the Leaders of Tomorrow
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THE FUTURE IS NOW
Equipping our
LEARNERS to be the
LEADERS of tomorrow
Diana Rendina, Media Specialist
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DIANA RENDINA
• Media Specialist at
Stewart Middle
Magnet School in
Tampa, FL since
2010
• Blogger @
RenovatedLearning
& AASL Knowledge
Quest
• Presented at
FAME, FETC, ISTE
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Did you know…
Info Source: hOp://Qnyurl.com/9fxq94a
“The Top 10 in-‐demand
jobs in 2010
DID NOT EXISTin 2004”
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Did you know…
Info Source: hOp://Qnyurl.com/9fxq94a
“Today’s learner will have
10-14 JOBSby the age of
38”
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Did you know…
Info Source: hOp://Qnyurl.com/9fxq94a
“If Facebook were a country
it would be the
3RD LARGEST
(behind China and India)”
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Did you know…
Info Source: hOp://Qnyurl.com/9fxq94a
There are over 600 tweets
PER SECONDon TwiOer
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Did you know…
Info Source: hOp://Qnyurl.com/9fxq94a
The first text was sent in 1992.
Now there are more texts sent
& received everyday than
THE ENTIRE POPULATION
OF THE PLANET
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Did you know…
Info Source: hOp://Qnyurl.com/9fxq94a
The # of internet devices in the world:
1984: 1,000
1992: 1,000,000
2008: 1,000,000,000
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“Play is oaen talked about as if it
were a relief from serious
learning. But for children
PLAY IS SERIOUS LEARNING.
Play is really the work of childhood.”
– Fred Rogers