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Susan Wojcicki Janet Wojcicki University of California Medical Center Professor of Pediatrics Anne Wojcicki 23andMe Founder CREATING LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS THAT EMPOWER Moonshots in Education 4 Digital skills for the future


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Susan Wojcicki

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Janet Wojcicki University of California Medical Center Professor of Pediatrics

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Anne Wojcicki 23andMe Founder

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Digital skills for the future 4

Moonshots in Education

CREATING LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS THAT EMPOWER

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President Kennedy, 1961

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"The world needs a moonshot not because it is easy but because it is hard and because it is one we cannot afford to postpone and one we intend to win.”

– JF Kennedy, 1961

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FROM “a sage on the stage” to a “guide on the side”

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We Need to Change the Mindset of Teachers

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Not just Personalized Learning but REAL WORLD LEARNING involving their PASSION

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Students Need Real World Learning

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THE FOCUS WAS MEMORIZATION

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In the 20th Century

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Is Memorization Learning? We Still Need It...But?

Do students understand the material,

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just memorize and forget?

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What is Learning?

“Tell me and I forget, teach me and I may remember, involve me and I learn.” ––– Ben Franklin “I am always ready to learn although I do not always like being taught.” ––– Winston Churchill

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  • Test taking promotes memorization

not learning, not thinking

  • Two weeks after a test, students

remember only 32%

  • A year later students remember less

than 10%

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Famous Harvard Professor Eric Mazur

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Inverse Relationship Between GPA & Innovative Orientation

"One of the things we’ve seen from all our data crunching is that GPA’s are worthless as a criteria for hiring...We found that they don’t predict anything.”

– Laszlo Bock, Senior VP of People Operations at Google

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The more students focus on test scores, the less creative they become.

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–Matthew J. Mayhew et al. (2012). Exploring Innovative Entrepreneurship and Its Ties to Higher Educational Experiences Res High Educ 53:831–859._ –Gray, Peter. “Inverse Relationship Between GPA and Innovative Orientation.” Medium, The Mission, 6 Dec. 2017, medium.com/the-mission/inverse-relationship-between-gpa-and-innovative-orientation-57e604e7112

Inverse Relationship Between GPA & Innovative Orientation

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How to Change the System

THE TEACHER IS THE KEY

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KIDS NEED SOME FREEDOM TO EXPLORE THEIR WORLD FIND THEIR PASSION

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CHANGING THE CULTURE OF TEACHING IS THE HARDEST THING TO DO

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60 HOURS OF TEACHING TRAINING---STAFF DEVELOPMENT

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WHAT WE NEED TO TEACH HAS CHANGED

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CREATIVE THINKING

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PROBLEM SOLVING

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TECHNICAL SKILLS

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AESTHETICS & ART

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DECISION MAKING

(with data)

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LEADERSHIP & FOLLOWERSHIP

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RESILIENCE & GRIT

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ENTREPRENEURSHIP

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INNOVATION

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RISK TAKING

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PROJECT MANAGEMENT

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DESIGN THINKING

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TOLERANCE

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ETHICS

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CONFLICT RESOLUTION

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CURIOSITY & QUESTIONING

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NETWORKING

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Improving Teacher Competency

Schools of education should teach the way they expect teachers to teach

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Train teachers to use ADAPTIVE LEARNING by letting them use it in professional development Train teachers to see that ADAPTIVE LEARNING supports teaching (does not replace)

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Improving Teacher Competency

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Computers adapt the materials according to students' learning needs,

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Adaptive Learning

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Artificial Intelligence Supports Teachers

  • Can automate basic activities like grading.
  • Software can be adapted to student needs.
  • It can point out where courses need to improve.

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Teach teachers how to support their personalized teaching with “playlists” for their students.

*an individualized digital assignment chart that students work through at their own pace.

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Improving Teacher Competency

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Give teachers time to work together on a weekly basis to learn from each other

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Improving Teacher Competency

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Make it clear to teachers, that when students learn skills, they need to provide real world experiences to keep those skills

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Improving Teacher Competency

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WHAT DO GOOD LEARNING ENVIRONMENTS LOOK LIKE?

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REAL WORLD PROJECT BASED LEARNING FOR 20% OF THE TIME

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Moonshot Ideas From “Design as Discovery” Class

The Process

Identifies the problem/issue/passion Brainstorms ideas for solution through rapid-prototyping and designing skills Improves/refines ideas through group collaboration

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Example by a Student

PROBLEM: Misogynic violence/crime against women using hidden cameras in Korea. Photos and videos taken by those hidden cameras are posted on websites and shared freely. SOLUTION: Create an app where users can report/search potential locations where the hidden cams might be and shows those locations on a map.

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Presentation App Proposal

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Camp MAC

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Chaos = Creativity

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What the kids produce in one week in groups

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Using Media Studies

As a platform to teach students 21st century skills

PALO ALTO UNIFIED SCHOOL DISTRICT

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Journalists learn valuable skills for lifelong learning

  • 1. Gather information from multiple sources
  • 2. Analyze information
  • 3. Analyze what is most important
  • 4. Write it up in a succinct way
  • 5. Learn to publish online
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Today 2017

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Palo Alto High Media Arts Center

  • 600 + students
  • 10 publications

–Newspaper, magazines, websites, TV, radio, video production, graphic design

  • 6 media arts teachers

–Largest media program in the US

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ASSESSMENT (NO TESTING)

THE STUDENT WORK, THE MEDIA

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Top Awards in the US Columbia Scholastic Press GOLD CROWN AWARD

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SELF- SUPPORTING STUDENTS SELL ADVERTISING

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WHO PAYS FOR IT?

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STUDENTS LEARN ENTREPRENEURIAL SKILLS

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PEER PRESSURE KEEPS STUDENTS MOTIVATED THEY CONTROL THE PUBLICATION

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How They Do It: Google Docs for Content

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Google Groups for Communication

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Google Sheets for Managing the Publication

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Students Learn Skills for Life

4 C’S ➔ COLLABORATION ➔ COMMUNICATION ➔ CRITICAL THINKING ➔ CREATIVITY

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TRICK2 ➔ Trust and Timeliness ➔ Respect and Responsibility ➔ Independence and Integrity ➔ Communication and Collaboration ➔ Kindness and Kudos

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A few of the graduates...

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Jeremy Lin

LA Lakers

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Gady Epstein

Economist MEDIA reporter

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Brian Wong

Vice President Alibaba Group

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Liz Gannes

Journalist for

ALTERNATIV E

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Noah Sneider

New York Times Lead Reporter in Ukraine

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James Franco

Actor

Eat, Pray, Love 127 Hours The Interview Spiderman

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Every Student Needs Support

“She showed me I could take my dreams as seriously as I wanted.”

––– James Franco

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EVERY STUDENT NEEDS A CHAMPION

EMPOWER THEM

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COMPUTATIONAL THINKING TRAINING FOR THE 21ST CENTURY

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COMPUTATIONAL THINKING

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Blended Learning Works

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Students Express Their Interests

If-Then Adventure Story

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Teachers Provide Guidance

Plan an Event

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Designed for Teachers

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g.co/AppliedDigitalSkills

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LET’S GIVE KIDS SOME FREEDOM TO FIND THEIR PASSION And be prepared for the future

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