I wonder if there is a questionnaire for measuring "21st century skills" (a.o. critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, communication, information literacy, media literacy, technology literacy, flexibility, leadership, initiative, productivity, social skills)
Alternatively: is there a questionnaire that measures several of these skills? Or is it necessary to compile such a questionnaire from instruments for the individual measured variables?
very good question. nowadays the man of the twenty-first century must possess many skills. it would be interesting to understand for the various sectors which are the skills that allow for greater success
Google: 21st century skills kennedy latham jackinto
Our research monograph gives 23 skill categories: A to W, which you
can use to generate your 23 question questionnaire.
This question is difficult to answer without more info, but Alan November had an interesting Web Literacy quiz at: https://novemberlearning.com/literacy_resource/1-web-literacy-quiz/
They are reworking it, but maybe it will be available soon. My colleagues and I developed a tool for students in Grades 1-5. Here is our website in case you are interested in more information: https://www.cot-r.com/
Dear Heinrich Söbke ,
Please see this link:
https://www.researchgate.net/publication/289377968_A_survey_for_measuring_21st_century_teaching_and_learning_West_Virginia_21st_Century_Teaching_and_Learning_Survey_WVDE-CIS-28
I know this is not an answer to your question Ian yet I think the conversation has moved ( thankfully so) to 21st century dispositions ( habits of mind) rather than skills. The discourse is around the importance of developing these dispositions to allow individuals to live and work successfully and fully. Bill Lucas advocates theses dispositions. I agree that they must be developed both in teachers and their students. They are qualities such as emotional and ethical intelligence, resilience, criticality, life-long learning.
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