New Essential Skills
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| Language: | en |
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2005
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| contents | New Essential Skills Information Skills Information Literacy Critical Thinking Interpersonal Competence Cultural Awareness Creativity Cooperation Communication (Thought Transfer) Global Approach Computer Literacy Today, students typically begin their information experiences in front of a global electronic library of billions of pages of information (the Internet), where materials can be published by just about anyone, on just about anything, and for just about any reason. If students have been taught only to read and understand this information, they could be in serious trouble, possibly even in danger. Accessing information in an increasingly digital and networked world requires a range of skills of which decoding text is only a small part. This article offers essential skills crucial for students in the Digital Age. |
| format | Recurso educativo Open Access |
| id | eric_EJ726858 |
| institution | ERIC Institute of Education Sciences |
| language | en |
| publishDate | 2005 |
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| spellingShingle | New Essential Skills Information Skills Information Literacy Critical Thinking Interpersonal Competence Cultural Awareness Creativity Cooperation Communication (Thought Transfer) Global Approach Computer Literacy New Essential Skills Information Skills Information Literacy Critical Thinking Interpersonal Competence Cultural Awareness Creativity Cooperation Communication (Thought Transfer) Global Approach Computer Literacy Today, students typically begin their information experiences in front of a global electronic library of billions of pages of information (the Internet), where materials can be published by just about anyone, on just about anything, and for just about any reason. If students have been taught only to read and understand this information, they could be in serious trouble, possibly even in danger. Accessing information in an increasingly digital and networked world requires a range of skills of which decoding text is only a small part. This article offers essential skills crucial for students in the Digital Age. |
| title | New Essential Skills |
| topic | Information Skills Information Literacy Critical Thinking Interpersonal Competence Cultural Awareness Creativity Cooperation Communication (Thought Transfer) Global Approach Computer Literacy |
| url | https://eric.ed.gov/?id=EJ726858 |