Experts say 21st
century learning must take place in contexts that
“promote interaction and a sense of community [that] enable formal
and informal learning.”i
Thus, this paper will address the relationship
of physical spaces and technological systems to learning, but more
importantly, it will also consider how those resources support the
positive human relationships that matter most to learning. And while
technology, space, time, culture, and policy will be discussed
separately, it is important to remember that their power is cumulative.
Real learning effectiveness occurs when these systems are artfully
integrated into a seamless whole in which each system reinforces the
others.
It is worth emphasizing, too, that these support systems are valuable
not as ends, but as means to a greater goal – to helping children grow
emotionally, socially, physically, and academically. Academic
achievement, as research from the Association for Supervision and
Curriculum Development (ASCD) shows, is inextricably intertwined
with social, emotional, and physical health.ii
Thus, 21st century
learning environments address the multiple and interconnected
learning needs of the whole child.
Experts say 21st
century learning must take place in contexts that
“promote interaction and a sense of community [that] enable formal
and informal learning.”i
Thus, this paper will address the relationship
of physical spaces and technological systems to learning, but more
importantly, it will also consider how those resources support the
positive human relationships that matter most to learning. And while
technology, space, time, culture, and policy will be discussed
separately, it is important to remember that their power is cumulative.
Real learning effectiveness occurs when these systems are artfully
integrated into a seamless whole in which each system reinforces the
others.
It is worth emphasizing, too, that these support systems are valuable
not as ends, but as means to a greater goal – to helping children grow
emotionally, socially, physically, and academically. Academic
achievement, as research from the Association for Supervision and
Curriculum Development (ASCD) shows, is inextricably intertwined
with social, emotional, and physical health.ii
Thus, 21st century
learning environments address the multiple and interconnected
learning needs of the whole child.
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