Academic Language
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Academic Language
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Academic Language
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Academic Language
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Academic Language
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100

How Many Durable Skills Are There Studied During Trimester 1?

10


100

Define Audit 

Looking carefully at a system someone else built to find what's missing, wrong, or harmful.

100

DEFINE CREATIVITY 

Generating original ideas and new approaches

100

DEFINE CRITICAL THINKING 

Analyzing the objectively to solve complex problems

100

DEFINE COMMUNICATION 

Expressing ideas clearly across formats and audience

200

DEFINE DURABLE SKILLS

foundational abilities that stay relevant over time and across any job or industry

200

Explain the role of the RED TEAM

A group whose job is to try to break a system on purpose, so real users don't get hurt later.

200

DEFINE METACOGNITION 

Understanding and managing your own learning 



200

Explain the difference between root causes and symptoms 

A symptom is the visible surface sign of a problem, while a root cause is the deep, underlying system failure that originally created it

200

DEFINE GROWTH MINDSET

Believing strategies grow through effort and strategy



300

DEFINE FORTITUDE 

Preserving through challenges and setbacks

300

Define Systemic Problem (root cause)

an issue embedded deep within the overall structure, policies, or rules of an organization or society,

300

Define Mobility

the ability to move from place to place using safe reliable, affordable options

300

Define Coalition 

A group with distinct roles and skills working together on a shared goal; in a coalition, each member brings something the others can't provide

300

Define Artifical Intelligence

Artificial Intelligence  is the ability of a computer system or machine to mimic human thought, learning, reasoning, and problem-solving.