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Barseghian, T. (2011, February
4). Three trends that will shape the future of curriculum. In MindShift. Retrieved from http://blogs.kqed.org/mindshift/2011/02/three-trends-that-will-shape-the-future-of-curriculum/
The
three trends that are discussed are: Digital Delivery, Interest-Driven, and
Skills 2.0. These are all trends and concepts that have been written about
multiple times but the greatest contribution this article makes is the number
of examples that are supplied. Each section receives equal focus in terms of
giving readers additional materials and links to pursue. The Digital Delivery
section offers the greatest amount of examples giving links to multiple
collaborative sites schools have created to “allow educators and students to add, edit, and change the order of all the
information on those sites according to their own needs.” The author ends the
article by offering their ideas of what these changes in trends will mean for not
just students, but the educational system at large. I really feel that the number
of examples and additional sources to pursue is a fantastic addition to this
article. It is these contributions that keep the article from becoming just another
article talking about the growth of technology in schools.
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