Learning to learn in a changing world.

1. TakeAnother
Look
AroundYouLearning to Learn in a New World
Silvia Rosenthal Tolisano

2. Silvia Rosenthal
Tolisano
Educational Consultant
Langwitches.org/blog

3. If you’re not
feeling a little bit.
NOT paying
Attention
Will Richardson
then you are
education right now
teacher or being in
about being a
Uncomfortable

4. Our World
and is not changing back!
has Changed

5. The “Leave it to Beaver”
Days are Gone...

6. Generations
Generation X
Generation Y
Generation Alpha
Silent Generation

7. Digital Footprint
before Birth

8. Swiping
Generation

9. In-
BetweenGeneration
Their World
& School Life is
Different

10. Stephen Duncombe
We live in a
world where people can
Bookstalk backto their
“
“

11. Whatwillour
Grandchildrennotknow?

12. “We will stop printing
the New York Times
sometime in the future,
date TBD."Arthur Sulzberger Jr
http://www.flickr.com/photos/bdewey/3374674246

13. http://www.flickr.com/photos/selago/36041147
2012:
After 244 Years,
Encyclopedia Britannica
Stops the Presses

14. ReadingHabits

15. What About Privacy?

16. What About Friends?

17. Connectedness
Instant

18. ExponentialTimes

19. Abundance

20. Today Yesterday
Easily copied Making copies takes time,
effort and money
Instantly Shared Sharing is complicated
Easily Edited Edits are cumbersome
Worldwide Audience Audience of One
adapted from: http://www.slideshare.net/courosa/digital-citizenship-symposium

21. ,
Eric Shinseki
even less
irrelevance
you are going to like
If you don’t like
change

22. Shifts in Culture, Affecting
Education

23. Choices
Who do We go to for
Information?

24. Where do We Learn?
Choices

25. Let’s Talk About
Learningnot technology...

26. Tomorrow’silliterate
the man who can’t read;
he will be
the man
who has
not learned how to learn
Herbert Gerjuoy
will
not be

27. Changed?
Learning
Has

28. Has Learning Changed?

29. Learning
Let’sStarttoThink
DifferentlyAbout

30. Learn
Reflect
Share

31. Learn
self- motivated
self- directed

32. Willingness to Reflect

33. Willingness to AMplify

34. “What Year
are you preparing
your students for?”
Heidi Hayes Jacobs

35. mean to be
Educated
What does it

36. Literate?
What does it mean
to be

37. Digital
What does it mean
to be
Literate?

38. AreTraditionalNotions
of Literacy
sufficient
for a 21st Century
Education?

39. 3 Starting Points for Thinking
Will Richardson
http://learning.blogs.nytimes.com/2012/10/25/guest-post-three-starting-points-for-thinking-differently-about-learning/
Talk to Strangers
Be Transparent
Thin the Walls of Your Classroom1
2
3
Differently About
Learning

40. Let’s Talk About
Learningand a little bit about technology...

41. Literacy has always been defined
by Technology
Nichole Pinkard
http://www.youtube.com/watch?v=GdueiwUaNRA

42. Digital Fluent?
What is our Personal Responsibility
to be

43. Digital
Age?Is it a
for LeArning?
Threator
New Means
http://www.flickr.com/photos/digimist/5698782655/

44. The changewe are in the
middle of isn’t minorand it
isn’t optionalClay Shirky

45. WHat happens When we Choose to be
Illiterate?

46. Baby StepsCan we Afford ?

47. Relevance

48. Urgency

49. not a Program
Shift is a Process,

50. Shift is Happening Faster than
ever before

51. Sharing& Remixing
arepartoftheProcess

52. It isn’t the Answer anymore...
... It is the QuestionBill Sheskey

53. The Conversation Happens
online

54. How does this impact your own
Learning ?Ignacio Leonardi- ignacioleonardi.com.ar

55. You First
based on Steve Hargadon

56. Learning to
Learn

57. a Mindset
Pre-requisitefor
aNEducatortothrive
of a Learner

58. Pre-requisiteforaSchooltothrive
a Mindset
ofaLearningCommunity
http://www.flickr.com/photos/pagedooley/2577006675/

59. Don’t Wait for
the next
Professional
DevelopmentDay

60. Fluencies
Key
Communicate Collaborate Connect
Create Critical
Thinking
Network
Global Information
Media
Citizenship
ReadingWriting

61. Digital Fluency
Evaluating,
Modeling & Managing
Consuming,
Producing & Sharing
Communicating,
Connecting & Collaborating
Alec Couros- http://www.slideshare.net/courosa/towards-digital-fluency

62. Digital Fluency
“read”
capture
evaluate curate
create
effortlessly
unconsciously
savelearn reflect share
manage
amplify
disseminateconnect communicate
collaborate
publish

63. http://anne.teachesme.com/2007/01/17/rationale-for-educational-blogging/
Ann Davis
digital spaces”
“
transferring
It is
notJust a Matter of
classroom writing into
http://www.flickr.com/photos/axeldeviaje/312166488/

64. It is not knowing about this tool or that tool
The
Full of
Ready to meet
a specific Task
that you
have a
thing Is
important
opportunities
toolbox
Michael Fisher

65. Silvia Rosenthal
Tolisano
Educational Consultant
Langwitches.org/blog