Contemporary Strategies for the 21st Century Curriculum and Modern Student in English Language Arts
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Author
Ekas, ShannonKeyword
Modern TeachingEnglish Language Arts
Culturally-Responsive Teaching
Student-Centered Teaching
Academic Technology
Literacy Strategies
Contemporary Strategies
Student Engagement
College And Career Readiness
Date Published
2016-12-20
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The 21st century has significantly changed socially, economically, and naturally from previous centuries. This affects every aspect of life, especially major aspects of life such as education. Today, the modern student needs different forms of support and instruction from their teachers in order to thrive academically in school. This thesis explores the strategies and mindsets that teachers must implement in the 21st century English Language Arts (ELA) classroom, influenced by the modern student’s world. Specifically, this research focuses on using research-based, contemporary strategies and educational technology to enhance a learning environment that fosters culturally-responsive and student-centered teaching instruction in hopes of effectively supporting the academic success of modern-day students.