21st Century Skills

21st century skills are ​ (a)   ​ (b)   that students need to ​ (c)   in the ​ (d)   of the Internet 

• abilities
• succeed
• twelve
• age

These are also called the four C’s. These skills all help students ​ (a)   and improve in the ​ (b)   .

These skills include: creativity, critical thinking, 

​ (c)   and communication.

All of them are skills that students can

use later in life to adapt to any situation that they can ​ (d)   on the job.

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• adapt
• collaboration
• encounter

The first skill is ​ (a)   literacy, this means when a

student ​ (b)   something online, that they understand what that is actually saying whether it's a newspaper article or a blog from a ​ (c)   that they just found that day.​

• information
• source
• reads

The second skill is ​ (a)   literacy, that means understanding the

sources that ​ (b)   that information and whether those sources are ​ (c)   .

• media
• reliable
• publish

Finally there's also ​ (a)   literacy, technology literacy ​ (b)   around students understanding the machinery and the ​ (c)   that goes into publishing that kind of information online that mostly revolves around servers and computers.

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• revolves
• equipment

These three skills help students become ​ (a)   information

consumers, combined with our last category, it also helps them become

challenging ​ (b)   ​ (c)   in the age of the Internet.

• savvy
• independent
• thinkers

The third category of 21st century skills, is called life skills it's also

sometimes called ​ (a)   . These skills are the ones that students can use as they

go through their lives ​ (b)   with technology in a variety of different

ways whether that be their personal smartphone or their workplace computer.

These skills include; flexibility, ​ (c)   , initiative, productivity and

​ (d)   , all of which students are bound to use in their personal lives and

their professional lives.

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• dealing
• leadership
• social skills