The term “21st century skills” is used often in educational circles to refer to a range of abilities and competencies that go beyond what has traditionally been taught in the classroom, ...

Finally, 21st century skills — the ability to reason in appropriate ways, to be critical, creative and innovative, to collaborate, be adaptive, flexible and capable of risk-taking — are ...

Implementing these 21st century skills can begin right now in our current schools, although it will require a significant upgrading of technology. Up-to-date computers and software are essential.

In public education today, "21st-century skills" are all the rage. Educators, business leaders, and elected officials are united around the idea that there are new skills students must have to be ...

21st Century Skills, contend Trilling and Fadel, are essential to ensure students don't go into the work force as mindless drones but rather prepared to launch a great idea of their own if they so ...

The phrase “21st-century skills” is everywhere in education policy discussions these days, from faculty lounges to the highest echelons of the U.S. education system. Broadly speaking, it ...

Dear Deborah, Since you brought up the subject of “21st Century skills,” it seemed like an opportune time to talk a bit about this subject.