What Learning Environments Best Address 21st-Century Students’ Perceived Needs at the Secondary Level of Instruction?

By: Publication details: NASSP BulletinEdition: 2014Description: 25 pagesSubject(s): Online resources: Summary: The purpose of a recent study was to determine what learning environments best address the needs of 21st-century students at the secondary level. This study concluded that the presence of a positive 21st-century learning environment is related to student satisfaction and student-teacher relationships. While the majority of the literature on 21st-century students concerns technology, this study found that students were not as concerned with technology as they were with autonomy, relevance, and connectedness.
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The purpose of a recent study was to determine what learning environments best

address the needs of 21st-century students at the secondary level. This study

concluded that the presence of a positive 21st-century learning environment is

related to student satisfaction and student-teacher relationships. While the majority

of the literature on 21st-century students concerns technology, this study found

that students were not as concerned with technology as they were with autonomy,

relevance, and connectedness.

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