What students want teachers to know about the 4Cs

In this final episode of our series on integrating the 4Cs, we turn to the experts—our students. Through their own words, they remind us that learning is social, that authenticity matters, and that engagement is key. Their advice challenges us as educators to always create learning experiences both inside and outside the classroom where collaboration, critical thinking, communication, and creativity come to life in meaningful ways. Tune in for a powerful reflection on what students need most from their teachers.Research & resources from the episode:ASCD: Making School Worth Kids’ TimeNational Geographic - Your Kids Want to be SocialCenter for Assessment - Teaching & Assessing 21st Century Skills: A Focus on Student AgencyWorld Economic Forum: Future of Jobs Report Kids Speak on EngagementDRA Video on the AmygdalaResearching Social-Emotional Learning: An interview with Dr. Hamilton-Simmons from Counseling & Student Services4Cs K-12 Continuum  4Cs Single-Point Rubrics  WCPSS staff can earn credit for listening to and reflecting on completed series. Learn more here.Hosts: Mellisa Smith and Spencer ZieglerTheme music: Lost by Leesville Road High School’s Will McAlarneyData, Research, and Accountability department for the Wake County Public School System

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Teachers are inundated with data, but none of those numbers will help if they're not paired with some accessible and informative data literacy training. This podcast seeks to empower teachers with the skills they'll need to turn the data given to them into powerful instructional practices. Recorded by educators within Wake County Public School System's Data, Research, and Accountability Department in Raleigh, NC. Learn more about the show as well as access data and assessment literacy resources at www.wcpss.net/datalit