Enabling Distributed Learning Communities via Emerging Technologies--Part One.
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Summary
The most important challenge the U.S. education system faces is not preparing students to do well on high-stakes tests, but rather fostering 21st century skills and knowledge in learners so that they are prepared to participate in the authors' global, knowledge-based civilization.
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- 2004-09-01
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Learning community, Encyclopedia, Diversity (politics), Collaborative learning, Perspective (graphical)
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