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David Warlick - 21st Century Literacy Skills
David Warlick summarizes the 21st Century Literacy Skills presentation he gave at the Association of Alaska School Boards Annual Conference in Anchorage, Alaska on 11/10/07. A condensed version of his PowerPoint slides follows the interview.
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Comment by Clifford Steinberg on March 14, 2008 at 10:26pm
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Yes, I am going to comment on the video that I added with just a quick note to take a stroll over and follow David's blog. He basically travels the world speaking at conferences and shares his experiences and thoughts as he meets educators from around the world. His blog is located at: http://davidwarlick.com/2cents/
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