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The younger generation is growing up in a complex world where information is broadcast to them via multiple information and media channels. They encounter this in school and in everyday life. It is imperative they have the skills to know how to successfully navigate the information overwhelm and to apply these skills to be able to learn smarter and more efficiently now and into the future.
Karen Bonanno has been a strong advocate for preparing young people for a very different future through her writings, work on Inquiry Skills Scope & Sequence, Future Skills Future Schools Future Libraries presentations, and her involvement with the Genius School.
Together with a colleague, Leonie McIlvenny, she has recently developed and delivered an inquiry & purpose-based microschool that brings together four key components for being future-ready:
- Learning how to learn, not what to learn, is an essential lifelong capability.
- 21st Century Skills development for creative & innovative thinking.
- Authentic, real-life application of learning to become an active global citizen.
- Development of character qualities for interpersonal & emotional wellbeing.
Through a facilitated learning approach, students were engaged in active learning, ultimately taking charge of their individual learning outcomes.
This live webinar will explore:
- Why it's necessary for future skills development for the younger generation.
- What it means to be "digitally literate" cf. being "technology literate".
- 5 essential steps to help children be smarter learners in an ever-changing world.
- Examples of a student-centred approach to real-world learning.
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Karen Bonanno is the Founder and National Director of Eduwebinar, an online professional learning portal delivering professional learning to teachers in the comfort of their own homes. She is based in North Brisbane and literally lives online as an educator. Her main area of work involves planning and hosting professional learning opportunities for educators with a specific focus on innovative teaching and learning strategies and resourcing as it applies to curriculum design and delivery. Karen has been acknowledged as a 'learning commons visionary', an 'edupreneur', and an 'exponential entrepreneur' by education and business colleagues for providing exceptional value to her clients. She has been a teacher, teacher librarian, head of department, acting deputy principal, regional adviser and state education officer, prior to commencing independent consultancy in 1994. She has over 40 years of experience working in government and non-government schools, professional associations and private enterprise.
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