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Assessing Future Skills Through the General Capabilities Trent Ray Collective Education Australia @ray_trent #WAES The internet of things Industry 4.0 The age of automation Digital disruption Automation Robots ots already ady doing g


  1. Assessing Future Skills Through the General Capabilities Trent Ray – Collective Education Australia @ray_trent #WAES

  2. The internet of things Industry 4.0 The age of automation Digital disruption

  3. Automation Robots ots already ady doing g it better: er: ▪ Financial and Sports Reporters ▪ Online Marketers ▪ Anesthesiologists, Surgeons, and Diagnosticians ▪ E-Discovery Lawyers and Law Firm Associates ▪ Financial Analysts and Advisors

  4. Digital disruption No content No cars No stock No property

  5. The Internet of Things Image Source: ttps://www.i-scoop.eu/internet-of-things-guide/

  6. “ World Economic Forum 2018 Jack Ma – Co-Founder of Alibaba Group

  7. where & how we work

  8. what we learn

  9. Less about jobs

  10. More about skills

  11. Industry 4.0 What value is it to be human in 4.0?

  12. human skills economy

  13. What are the futur

  14. digital character Problem solving creativity citizenship resilience collaboration creativity empathy flexibility Critical thinking resilience Self-regulation digital creativity flexibility collaboration citizenship empathy collaboration What are the futur digital creativity empathy resilience citizenship collaboration Self-regulation creativity creativity Critical thinking flexibility Self-regulation digital character resilience Problem solving flexibility Problem solving digital Critical thinking

  15. What employers want from Young People? 6000 websites 4.2 million unique job ads (2012 – 2015) Relevant to young people 0-5 years work experience Source: www.fya.org.au

  16. now valued in the curriculum

  17. What.

  18. 21CLD Framewor work 5 ( (or or now 6) Cs Visible le Learni rning ng NDPL the multitude of frameworks

  19. 1. 2. 3. 4.

  20. 1. Design

  21. When COLLABORATION is the focus… What do we do?

  22. We’ll put them in groups!

  23. What does effective collaboration look like?

  24. and give them roles & responsibilities Time Manager ger

  25. SAMPLE: OLYMPIC SITE SELECTION Student Age: Approx. 13 Science / Language Arts Task Requires students to work in groups to propose a possible site for the 2030 Winter Olympics 21CLD Collaboration: 4

  26. 21CLD [2] – Equal roles & responsibilities Volcanologist Geologist economist

  27. 21CLD [3] – Substantive decision making Evaluate 3 possible locations for the 2030 Winter Olympics

  28. 21CLD [4] – Work is interdependent Write a letter er to the IOC C recommen endin ing g the most suitable le location ion based d on all considere ered factors ors.

  29. Design or redesign a high level collaboration task http://tiny.cc/AFSwaes 10 minutes

  30. 2. Evidence How do you know has: - Contributed to substantive decision making? - Been able to effectively collaborate to make a substantive decision with their peer?

  31. COULD WE NOW ASSESS COLLABORATION SKILLS? (based on the design of this task)

  32. 3. Assess Does your task design allow you to assess individual students?

  33. 4. Report How will you report and provide feedback to about their achievement, growth and where to next?

  34. 2 Day Workshop - Melbourne & Perth August 2018 www.collectiveeducation.com.au

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