7th Grade Problem Solving
March 12th, 2010From Pocahontas Middle School…
21st Century Skills- Problem Solving 1 from Mike Renfroe on Vimeo.
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From Pocahontas Middle School…
21st Century Skills- Problem Solving 1 from Mike Renfroe on Vimeo.
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One of Henrico County Public Schools’ core beliefs is that, “Students should develop 21st century skills.” The community also made this one of our top priorities through this year’s Community Priorities Workshop.
Henrico County is pleased to announce an exciting new program that recognizes HCPS
teachers and students who adhere to this core belief. The Division of Instruction
has developed HENRICO 21, the first annual awards program recognizing
teachers and students who produce outstanding lessons and products that
exemplify teaching and learning in the 21st century.
All HCPS teachers are encouraged to submit lessons/activities that typify 21st
century learning to be considered for one of fifteen HENRICO 21 awards.
HENRICO 21 awards will be presented at a gala ceremony modeled after the
Academy Awards. The ceremony will take place May 25, 2010 at Hermitage
High School, starting at 6 p.m.
From Pocahontas Middle School…
21st Century Skills- Critical Thinking 1 from Mike Renfroe on Vimeo.
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From Longan Elementary…
21st Century Skills- Communication 2 from Mike Renfroe on Vimeo.
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From Pinchbeck Elementary…
21st Century Skills- Communication 1 from Mike Renfroe on Vimeo.
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From Longan Elementary…
21st Century Skills- Collaboration 1 from Mike Renfroe on Vimeo.
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Hello, all…
On this blog, my hope is to inspire you and your teachers with projects and ideas from teachers around the county that are incorporating 21st century skills with their students. Please come back and visit often, and feel free to make comments!