by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Essential Questions
The Essential Fluencies are a solid foundation for effective modern learning. They cover all the bases of the skills students need for success beyond school. Developing these Fluencies in our students is a critical thinking journey in itself. That’s why... 
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Solution Fluency
In our work all over the world, we’ve made friends with a lot of teachers who’ve done some incredible things with the Essential Fluencies. They’re called our GDCF Success Stories, and we’re proud to have them available for viewing. Each one... 
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Creativity Fluency
It’s said the music is the “universal language” among people. It brings us together in a way no other language can. The creative power and expression that practicing and sharing our favourite music gives us has an indescribable quality. The good news... 
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Global Digital Citizen
Well, we’ve finally arrived! Welcome to the final instalment of our Global Digital Citizenship in 15 Minutes blog series. This series covers the 21st Century Fluencies and Global Digital Citizenship. It shows how to explore them with students in 15 minutes or... 
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Solution Fluency
Take advantage of a terrific new FREE resource from your friends at the Global Digital Citizen Foundation—download the Fluency Posters, a one-stop handy reference for understanding the essentials of the 21st Century Fluencies. If you’ve been looking for a fast... 
by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Assessment
The GDCF Fluency Snapshot is a tool to measure the skills your students need for today and for the future. And it’s yours for FREE! _________________________________________ As the 21st Century Fluencies outlined extensively in the book Literacy is Not... by Andrew Churches | Collaboration Fluency, Creativity Fluency, Global Digital Citizen, Information Fluency, Leadership, Media Fluency, Solution Fluency
via Youtern For every open position, there are hundreds of applicants from those who – from a technical point of view – could do the job. What sets candidates apart now goes past your technical skills, however. What counts now is the soft skills the recruiter... by Lee Watanabe-Crockett | Collaboration Fluency, Leadership, Teaching
via Edudemic Many schools only have basic requirements for hiring a teacher. Generally, they are expected to have their teaching certificate, a degree, and pass a background check. This may, indeed, qualify a person to become a teacher, but not necessarily the most...