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The Right Tools for 21st Century Learning

5 min read - Written by Davy De Rijbel on Nov 23, 2018 1:39:18 PM Theme Education, Technology


The world is changing at a rapid pace. The availability of computers, smartphones, tablets and internet has a lot of impact on society, but also on education in the 21st century. 

The use of technology in the classroom plays a crucial role in the professional development of both teachers and students. 

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Today the world is looking for new skills: leadership, digital literacy, effective communication, problem solving, team working, creative thinking, critical thinking & global citizenship.

We need new learning methods to teach our children these 21st century learning skills to help them be ready for the future. In practice it is often hard to realize, because you don’t only need new learning methods, but also good tools that support these skills. 

At i3-Technologies we offer teachers and students a great set of interactive learning tools that put these 21st century learning skills at your fingertips. 

Watch the video below to discover the right tools for 21st century learning. 

 

 

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Davy De Rijbel

Davy De Rijbel

Experienced Teacher, Educational Consultant and Product Manager with a demonstrated history of working in the wholesale industry. Driving the i3ALLSTARS community, bringing a great community of stars together!

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