Relationships

Include the names of all members of your group, and your responses to the following questions:

1. What are the challenges being presented? 2. What is the speaker or author suggesting the 21st century needs to respond to? 3. What ideas/suggestions is the author/speaker presenting? 4. As a group, come up with at least 10 critical questions that will h

Ryan, Emily, Jasmine C. 1. The relations between the teachers and students are not very strong because everything is based on just students scribbling down notes as the teacher speaks or reading from textbooks all day. All in all, the teachers do not have a relationship with the students, therefore it doesn't enhance the learning experience for the student.

2. The author is suggesting that we need to incorporate more technology and change the thoughts that we need to learn from a text book and keep relearning things. The author is trying to give us the idea that you can become smarter if you learn things more in-depth.

3. the author is trying to say that our ways that our students are being taught are outdated. we are beign taught things that only help us out in the short run and not in the jobs we will have in the future. He also showed some examples of schools that got it right by allowing people to work with real life projects.

4. a). where are our schools going wrong? b). how can the community get involved with students? c). how can students get involved with the community? d). how can we improve school relationships? e). Do the relationships between students and teachers have to be improved greatly? In order to have a positive community, more activities that include students and teachers can give them more opportunities to connect. f). How can students have a good relationship with teachers without looking at the marks given? As long as they can trust each other, the marks given by the teachers can be accepted by the student. g). Are the relationships between teachers positive? h). How does our relationship with nature affect the student? i). How does technology globally connect us with the world? technology can allow us to interact with other students of the world to gain different perspectives from different places with other ways of teaching students. Students can receive varying world views from other people that view the world differently because of status or other reasons that differentiate them from us. j). How the does the community affect the learning of the student?

//__**Peter, Scott, Nick**__//

Whoever is reading this, why do we have to memorizer the rivers of the amazon when we can look up on google in one keystroke?

1. What are the challenges being presented?

Schools are the same as they were 100 years ago. While everything else is advancing, schools remain the same.

2. What is the speaker or author suggesting the 21st century needs to respond to?

The author of the article on Times suggests that we need to utilize our technology and social skills.

3. What ideas/suggestions is the author/speaker presenting?

We need tp change the curriculum, the relationships and the physical space of schools, so basically everything about schools needs to be changed.

4. As a group, come up with at least 10 critical questions that will help guide your research.