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      <title>Part of the problem is that it's more than just one segment of the wider community that needs to make the mental shift.</title>
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      <description>Many young people have made the mental shift, and see school as useless to their gaining 21st century knowledge. Teachers must also make the shift. But administrators also need to make the shift. Parents need to make the shift. School boards and the political establishment also need to make the shift. The test makers need to make the shift. Because unless everyone buys in, the laggards will be a powerful force in pressing for conformity with the existing ways.</description>
      <pubDate>Sun, 06 Mar 2016 18:37:22 -0500</pubDate>
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      <title>How do we know that these &quot;international tests&quot; measure what students should know and be able to do as members of a 21st century society? </title>
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      <description>When I see the standardized tests that my students take as a routine rite of passage, seldom do I see 21st century skills represented. Where is  information literacy? Where is communicating in multiple media? Most of these tests are themselves from an earlier era, and have yet to be updated to reflect what we should want students to learn to be 21st century citizens.</description>
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