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=21st Century Library Skills=

//The overarching goal of an information and technology literacy instructional program is to ensure that all students are independent, competent, responsible and confident users of information and technology and can apply related strategies for acquiring basic skills and content knowledge, communicating ideas, problem-solving and pursuing personal interests. (CT Information Literacy and Learning Resources)//

What are 21st Century Skills? According to author Tony Wagner in his book, //[|The Global Achievement Gap],// there are seven 21 st  century survival skills: 1. Critical Thinking and Problem Solving, 2. Collaboration across Networks and Leading by Influence, 3. Agility and Adaptability, 4. Initiative and Entrepreneurialism, 5. Effective Oral and Written Communication, 6. Accessing and Analyzing Information, 7. Curiosity and Imagination

[|Tony Wagner Global Achievement Gap]

[|American Library Association]

[|Information Wants to be Free]

[|Connecticut Information Literacy and Learning Resources]

[|Connecticut Information Literacy Wiki]

[|Information Skills Instruction]

[|Trails]