Outlook 09 Changing Times, Emerging Trends Tuesday 17 February 2009 Presented by Mark McCrindle
Middle Years Schools Association Conference Mark McCrindle 23 May 2013
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In less than a decade, social media, cloud computing, wireless devices, smartphones, apps and tweets and video-based content have transformed society. If it seems like the times are changing faster than ever, that's because they are! At the crossroads of these changes, where the technology, and the community, and the young generation of early technology adopters intersect are schools and teachers. Therefore understanding these trends and their impacts on teaching and learning is critical for today's educators. Here is a snapshot of the latest research on these changes by Mark McCrindle and McCrindle Research as presented at MYSA 2013.
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THE MOST ASKED
QUESTIONS ON GOOGLE
What is Gangnam style?
Why is my internet so slow?
THE MOST ASKED
QUESTIONS ON GOOGLE
What is Gangnam style?
Why is my internet so slow?
When is Fathers’ Day?
Where is Chuck Norris?
Who is Gossip girl?
Real
Relevant
Responsive
Relational
1973
2013
2053
Closed book exams
Memorising “just in case”
Teacher (what)
Clinical classroom:
Block out distractions
Industrial system
Curriculum driven (3Rs)
Open book world
Accessing “just in time”
Coach (how)
Innovative aesthetic:
Stimulates learning
Organic environment
Learner-centric
Engaging Learners in Changing Times
Funding and the future
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Aged Pension
Commonwealth budget as % of GDP
2011
Funding and the future
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Commonwealth budget as % of GDP
2011
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