What is “The Partnership for 21st Century Learning (P21)” model ?

This week’s fragment from the annual report focuses on the “The Partnership for 21st
Century Learning (P21) approach. This model is developed by US-based non-profit
Battelle to prepare learners for the Information Age.

Though these skills have been prioritized by policymakers around the world, there is minimal
consensus on which specific intangibles are “most useful” for dealing with the unforeseen
challenges of the future economy. In spite of these disagreements, however, one model has
been touted by educators and economists alike for its ability to prepare modern learners for
innovation-driven industries. The Partnership for 21st Century Learning (P21), a public-private
collaboration of American-based firms originally launched in 2002, has created a pedagogical
framework that aims to provide younger generations with transferable skills demanded from the
evolving job market (Battelle for Kids 2019). It focuses on three areas for student development:
life, learning, and literacy skills.

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