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lak

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What are the 4 Cs that identifies the underlying processes that students need to use technology skills in 21st century life as articulated by P21?
 
  A) Communication, collaboration, customization, and cooperation
  B) Conceptualization, cognitivism, connectivity, and cohesion
  C) Coherence, conciseness, clarity, and consistency
  D) Critical thinking, communications, collaboration, and creativity

Question 2

Which of the following describes NETS-T?
 
  A. A T shaped mobile device for recording student-reading progress
  B. National Education Technology Standards for Teachers
  C. Nationwide Educator Teaching Simulations for Technology
  D. A software program designed to catch teachers using technology


raili21

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Answer to Question 1

D

Answer to Question 2

B. National Education Technology Standards for Teachers



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