Aishah et al;, 2009 : Executive Summary of the Plan-10, 2010). Thus, this 21st century students need to be able to
solve various problems by thinking creatively and the use of technology. The education sector is undergoing a
paradigm shift in which learning should be changed from horizontal to loop of knowledge that combines knowledge,
application and continuous contribution (Kamisah & Neelavany, 2010).
Now the world community in the 21st century has evolved into a new era known as the ‘knowledge age’ or ‘keconomy’.
The new requirements emphasize the importance of information, creativity and innovation in providing
new services to the community (Alimuddin, 2011). This change also emphasized the need for creative thinking
approach; the strategy involves problem solving and global nature of economic activity (Ramlee and Abu, 2004).
This information age has allowed every individual to develop their talents and potential through “Technologypowered
knowledge” and an opportunity for all parties to pursue lifelong learning. This is the main challenge facing
the current generation of students and the future. As such, they should be prepared with not only good academic
achievements alone but also 21st century skills that are needed in the working environment in this century (NCREL
& Metiri Group, 2003)
Aishah et al;, 2009 : Executive Summary of the Plan-10, 2010). Thus, this 21st century students need to be able tosolve various problems by thinking creatively and the use of technology. The education sector is undergoing aparadigm shift in which learning should be changed from horizontal to loop of knowledge that combines knowledge,application and continuous contribution (Kamisah & Neelavany, 2010).Now the world community in the 21st century has evolved into a new era known as the ‘knowledge age’ or ‘keconomy’.The new requirements emphasize the importance of information, creativity and innovation in providingnew services to the community (Alimuddin, 2011). This change also emphasized the need for creative thinkingapproach; the strategy involves problem solving and global nature of economic activity (Ramlee and Abu, 2004).This information age has allowed every individual to develop their talents and potential through “Technologypoweredknowledge” and an opportunity for all parties to pursue lifelong learning. This is the main challenge facingthe current generation of students and the future. As such, they should be prepared with not only good academicachievements alone but also 21st century skills that are needed in the working environment in this century (NCREL& Metiri Group, 2003)
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