So why aren't we teaching them?!?!
Do we assume that kids already know them? Do we believe these skills can be "taught"? Do we think some of these skills are intuitive or dependent on personality or situation? Are we focuses on the short term and not thinking about their future? Do we think the content is more important than teaching "skills"? Do we think it will take up too much time (or waste time)? Do we assume another departments or teachers will be teaching them? Do we understand HOW to teach them? Do we understand the importance?
Check out this chart and see how these skills overlap. Are our students's prepared for the work world? Also, look at the skills needed for 2020... it will be here before we know it!
Habits of Mind
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STEM HOM
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Learner Profile
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Employable skills
(Forbes)
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Skills for the Future
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Persisting
Managing Impulsivity
Listening with Understanding
Thinking flexibly
Thinking about Thinking
Striving for Accuracy
Questioning and posing problems
Applying knowledge to new situations
Thinking and communicating clearly
Gathering data with all senses
Creating, Imagining and innovating.
Responding with wonder and awe
Taking responsible risks
Finding humor
Thinking independently
Remaining open to continued learning.
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Critical Thinking
Making predictions
Using Data
Analysis and Evaluation
Real-world applications
Observations
Creative and innovative solutions
Communication and documentation
Collaboration
Reflection
Problem-solving
Making mistakes
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Knowledgeable
Thinkers
Reflective
Balanced
Risk-takers
Caring
Open-minded
Principled
Inquirers
Communicators
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Ability to work with a team
Ability to problem solve
Ability to make decisions
Ability to communicate verbally
Ability to plan, organize and prioritize
Ability to obtain and process information
Ability to analyze data
Technical knowledge and computer skills
Initivitive
Strong work ethic
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Sensemaking
Social Intelligence
Novel and Adaptive Thinking
Cross-Cultural Competencies
Computational Thinking
New Media Literacy
Transdisciplinary skills
Digital Mindset
Cognitive Load Management
Virtual Communication
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