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Did you know? |
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Did you know? |
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in the next 8 seconds . . . |
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34 babies will be born |
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India: 5, China: 4, U.S.: 1 |
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What will the world be like... |
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...for them? |
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Name this country . . . |
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• Richest in the world |
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• Largest military |
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• Center of world business and finance |
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• Strongest education system |
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• Currency the world standard of value |
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• Highest standard of living |
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Great Britain |
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Great Britain in 1900. |
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2006 college graduates |
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U.S. |
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U.S. 1.3 million |
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India |
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India 3.1 million |
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China |
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China 3.3 million |
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How many 2006 college graduates in India speak English? |
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100% |
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In 10 years it is predicted that the number one English speaking country in the world will be ... |
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China |
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Who would have predicted this 60 years ago? |
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Who would have predicted this 40 years ago? |
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Who would have predicted this 20 years ago? |
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Did you know? |
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According to the U.S. Department to Labor |
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1 in 4 workers has been with their current employer |
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less than one year |
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1 in 2 workers has been with their current employer |
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less than five years |
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The U.S. Department of Labor estimates that today's learners will have... |
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10 to 14 jobs... |
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by their 38th birthday |
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Many of today's college majors didn't exist 10 years ago |
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New media Organic agriculture |
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e-business Nanotechnology Homeland security |
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What will they study 10 years from now? |
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Today's 21-year-olds have: |
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Watched of TV 20,000 hours |
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Played 10,000 hours of video games |
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Talked 10,000 hours on the phone |
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And they've sent/received 250,000 e-mails or instant messages |
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More than 50% of U.S. 21 year-olds have created content on the web |
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More than 70% of U.S. 4 year-olds have used a computer |
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Years it took to reach a market audience of 50 million |
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Radio 38 |
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TV 13 |
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Computer 4 |
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Number of Internet devices in 1984:1,000 |
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Number of Internet devices in 1992:1,000,000 |
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Number of Internet devices in 2006:6,000,000,000 |
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Did you know? |
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We are living in exponential times |
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The first commercial text message was sent in December 1992 |
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The number of text messages sent and received today... |
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exceeds the population of the planet |
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The Internet started being widely used by the general public in early 1995 |
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1 out of 8 couples married in the US in 2005... |
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met online |
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Revenue for eBay in 2006:$6 billion |
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eBay was founded in 1996 |
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There were more than 2.7 billion searches performed on Google... |
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...this month |
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To whom were those questions directed B.G? |
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(Before Google) |
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MySpace visitors |
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More than 230,000 new users signed up for MySpace... |
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today |
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If MySpace were a country... |
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It would be the 8th largest in the world |
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YouTube visitors since September 2005 |
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Did you know? |
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There are more than 540,000 words in the English language... |
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about five times as many as during Shakespeare's time |
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web-surfer blog widget |
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e-learner dot-commer Internet |
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More than 3,000 books were published... |
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...today |
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The amount of technical information is doubling every two years |
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New information |
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By 2010, it's predicted to double...every 72 hours |
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Third generation fiber optics has recently been tested that push 10 trillion bits per second down a fiber |
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That is 1,900 CDs or 150 million simultaneous phone calls every second |
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It's currently tripling every six months |
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The fiber is already there, they're improving the switches on the end... |
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Which means the marginal cost of these improvements is effectively... |
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zero |
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Nearly 2 billion children live in developing countries |
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One in three never completes fifth grade |
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In 2005 the One Laptop per Child Project (OLPC) set out to provide laptops to these children |
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The first shipments should be in mid-2007 |
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Kids who have never held a textbook will now hold the world |
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And be connected...to you |
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Predictions are that by the time |
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children born in 2007 are 6 years old, |
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a supercomputer's computation capabilities |
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will exceed |
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that of the human brain |
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And while predictions further out than 15 years are hard to do... |
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2007 |
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2015 |
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2049 |
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a $1,000 computer |
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will exceed the computing capabilities |
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of the human race |
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what does this all mean? |
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shift happen |
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We are currently preparing students for jobs and technologies that don't yet exist... |
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in order to solve problems we don't even know are problems yet. |
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We can't solve problems by using the same kind of thinking we used when we created them. - Albert Einstein - |
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Did you know... |
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There are students in China, Australia, Austria, Bangladesh, and the USA who |
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remember understand analyze |
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evaluate create communicate collaborate |
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on projects everyday |
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Ask Your Kids: |
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Are you doing this in school? |
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Ask Your Principal: |
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How are you helping my child become literate in the 21st century? |
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Ask Your School Board: |
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Are you providing the resources and training necessary to prepare students to be successful in 21st century society? |
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Ask Your Elected Representatives: |
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Now that you know all this, what changes should be made to current education legislation? |
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What's your vision? |
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Did you know... |
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The original version of this presentation was created for a Colorado (USA) high school staff of 150 in August of 2006 |
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to start a conversation about what our students need to be successful in the 21st century |
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By June 2007 it had started more than 5 million conversations around the world |
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And now that you know, we want you to join the conversation |
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Visit shifthappens.wikispaces.com |