21st Century Communication Skill (Lesson 2) September 29

 On this day, we discussed about the 21st Century Communication Skills, I learned that this skills are generaly referred to certain core competencies such as digital literacy, collaboration, problem solving and critical thinking that advocates believe school need to teach, to help students thrive in today's World Rich, 2010.

 I learned that the 4 C's are Critical thinking skill, Collaboration skills, Communication skill and Creativity skills. Critical thinking includes information and discovery, reasoning, constructing arguments asnd interpretation and analysis. Collaboration skills includes cooperation, flexibility, responsibility and productivity, Leadership and initiative and lastly responsiveness and constructive feedback.












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