2.Program ini bertujuan untuk membantu proses peningkatan penguasaan bahasa Inggeris.
3.BBB Gpms Sitiawan mengalu-alukan program HIP ini.
*Sisipan berikut ialah untuk renungan bersama.
"TTYL, mom," I heard an 8-year-old call out as she headed off with a friend. Even though she doesn't own a cell phone and has never texted anyone, technology is her first language. Most American adults, however, are technological immigrants to the 21st century, and we know it. In a 2007 poll (www.21stcenturyskills.org/documents/ P21_pollreport_singlepg.pdf) conducted on behalf of the Partnership for 21st Century Skills (www.21stcentury skills.org), an overwhelming 80% of voters say that the kinds of skills students need to learn today are different from what they needed 20 years ago. And a virtually unanimous 99% of voters say that teaching students 21stcentury skills is important to our country's economic success. As educators, we need to clarify what these skills are--and figure out how to teach them.
According to the Partnership for 21st Century Skills, the skills we need to be teaching include the following:
* Information, media literacy, and communication skills
* Thinking and problem-solving
* Interpersonal, collaborative, and self-direction skills
* Global awareness
* Economic and business literacy, including entrepreneurial skills
* Civic literacy
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