Union’s Weapon of the 21st Century: Education

Why education must be the most important issue of all unions. You are still a baby. Today, as a baby, you do not have a source of guidance (mother and father) at birth. What's wrong? You just failed fine. With this failure, it is in danger of extinction. Now think about it now. You are a member. You have been an ordinary member for several years. You have just been elected as a manager of the union. congratulations. Contract negotiation begins next week, globalization is here.

I will have dinner with my dear friend and talk about the current education theme. Standardized assessment of the 21st century, quality of teachers, labor union reform, life skills, and subjective ability ... This is a story. Generations' summit will provide simple conversation fees to two teachers during the weekend. Either way, during our discussion of the diet, we noticed that our definition of public education is different despite our mutual respect and our way of teaching.

In the article entitled "Life and Vocational Education: Development of Transferable Knowledge and Skills in the 21st Century" created by the National Research Council of the National Academy of Sciences, the National Research Council defined the skills of the 21st century , Describe how skills are related to each other, and summarize. Evidence on technology in the 21st century As the first step to describe the '21st Century Skills', the National Research Council identifies the three areas of cognitive, interpersonal, and interpersonal competence, and at the same time three areas But I realized that they are intertwined in human development and learning. together. These three areas represent various aspects of human thought and are based on previous efforts to identify and organize aspects of human behavior. The committee has created the skills of the next 21st century in the above three fields.

The Hanover Division recently analyzed the six major educational frameworks aimed at improving skill development in the 21st century. These include the frame listed in the 21st century skills educated by the 21st century skill partnership, Tony Wagner's 7 survival skills, the Metiri Group's enGauge framework, and the Iowa Department of Education (Connecticut) Work and key skills Include department and 21st century skill evaluation and education (ATC 21 S) According to Hanover survey, "How these skills are worth to new high school graduates and employers, It is easy to understand how the skills can easily interact. " Other people like the research department of the Hawaii Kamehameha School will draw similar conclusions from the various frameworks of the 21st century skills.