21st Century Skills

When we think of school, many of us picture a classroom with desks, a blackboard, and a teacher at the front of the room....

The New Hampshire Alliance for College and Career Readiness is pleased to announce the availability of “Innovative Partnerships Promoting College and Career Readiness in...

Non-academic skills, like critical thinking, problem-solving, and communication are being cited by employers as some of the most important skills that students need to...

What is deeper learning? How can it help students become engaged in their own learning and development? Getting Smart featured an overview, including research...

What is active self-reflection? Self-reflection is the process of examining, linking, and developing meaning from our experiences to gain understanding of ourselves and the world around...

EdSurge has published a piece called How State Reform in New Hampshire Led to Teacher Autonomy that features the work being done in the Sanborn Regional...

New Hampshire has recommended that schools make 21st century skills like communication, collaboration, creativity and self-direction part of the regular curriculum. Educators call them "work study practices" and many schools have woven them into their curricula. EdSurge looks closely at how the Sanborn Regional School District has done it.

The benefits of reflection and goal-setting that student-led conferences provide valuable skills that go beyond the classroom.

Pittsfield Middle High School uses student-led conferences to engage parents in students' self-reflection and goal setting.