21st Learners

What is "global competence"?

• The ability to speak multiple languages
• Understanding and acting on issues of global significance
• Mastery of global economic systems
• Knowledge of international laws

Which edtech tool is most useful for promoting collaboration in a global context?

• Kahoot!
• Google Docs
• Quizizz
• Duolingo

What is a key characteristic of 21st-century learning?

• Rote memorization of facts
• Focus on local issues
• Integration of technology in teaching
• Teaching only traditional subjects

Which tool would best support a global classroom project where students collaborate with peers in different countries?

• Flipgrid
• Quizlet
• Microsoft Excel
• Canva

How can teachers foster critical thinking in the classroom?

• By providing students with the answers
• By encouraging students to memorize information
• By promoting inquiry-based learning
• By limiting discussion to simple topics

What edtech tool can be used to teach students about global issues through multimedia storytelling?

• Adobe Spark
• Edmodo
• Socrative
• Google Classroom

Which practice best supports the development of students’ adaptability and resilience?

• Allowing students to work on projects with flexible guidelines
• Providing strict, unchangeable assignments
• Discouraging students from taking risks in their learning
• Limiting student exposure to new technologies

How does integrating global competence into a Grade 12 curriculum enhance students’ understanding of complex, real-world issues?

• It allows students to memorize facts about different countries.
• It provides students with diverse perspectives on global challenges.
• It limits students' understanding to local issues.
• It focuses solely on historical events.

In what way can the study of global sustainability issues contribute to a student’s knowledge

• By emphasizing local flora and fauna.
• By introducing global case studies on climate change.
• By avoiding complex global problems.
• By focusing on theoretical concepts only.

How can teachers encourage critical thinking in students when analyzing global issues?

• By having students memorize key dates.
• By prompting students to compare and contrast different perspectives on historical events.
• By focusing only on the local context of historical events.
• By avoiding controversial global topics.