ICT in the Future Classrooms and Teaching: Preparing the Knowledge Workers of the 21st Century

Knowledge workers are people who add value to organizations by creating new information and knowledge that can be used to process existing information and define and solve problems. Future classrooms are cradles (students) and knowledge fields (teachers) of knowledge workers. It includes learning and education through the use of information, communication and technology tools (ICT) to provide students with key skills in the 21st century such as personal and social responsibility, critical thinking, digital competence and collaboration and communication skills We will materialize our vision. From the teacher's point of view, the understanding and creative use of ICT tools, the organization and management ability, the use of the latest education scenarios, intuitive assessment methods, and most importantly the "leadership and demonstration guidance" attitude Is required. Building a classroom for the future provides a competent and effective talent for society becoming a major stakeholder in the world seeking innovation and creativity to advance from a social, scientific and economic point of view It is to do. This article provides insight into the reasons why future classroom teachers will provide students with 21st century skills and ongoing professional development.

Education systems all over the world are increasingly demanding that new information and communication technology (ICT) be used to teach students the knowledge and skills necessary for the 21st century (UNESCO, 2002). Therefore, an important element to promote policies for the integration of ICT education and community concern is the importance of ICT to begin to change classroom education and learning to promote student skills development in the 21st century. Specifically, these skills include the ability of lifelong learners with a background of cooperative research, and the ability to work and learn with experts and colleagues in the connected global community (Law, Pelgrum & Plomp, 2008).

ICT literacy Information communication technology (ICT) literacy is the ability to use technology to develop knowledge and skills of content in the 21st century in the context of learning core subjects. Students must be able to learn content and skills using technology - so they learn how to learn, think critically, solve problems, use information, communicate, innovate and collaborate can. In order to be effective, sustainable and affordable, assessment must use modern technology to increase efficiency and timeliness. Individual standardization tests can only measure some of the important skills and knowledge that students should learn. With the balance of evaluation including high quality standard tests and effective teaching assessment, students can acquire core content and success skills.

Knowledge workers are people who add value to organizations by creating new information and knowledge that can be used to process existing information and define and solve problems. Future classrooms are cradles (students) and knowledge fields (teachers) of knowledge workers. It includes learning and education through the use of information, communication and technology tools (ICT) to provide students with key skills in the 21st century such as personal and social responsibility, critical thinking, digital competence and collaboration and communication skills We will materialize our vision. From the teacher's point of view, the understanding and creative use of ICT tools, the ability of organization and management, the use of the latest educational scenarios, intuitive evaluation methods, and most importantly, the attitude of "model-oriented and educational" Is required.