Readying Students for Jobs of the Future

Readying Students for Jobs of the Future
The World Economic Forum estimates that 40% of core skills required for jobs will change over the next five years. That presents huge challenges for universities and their students, and it is a challenge that needs to be addressed.
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What K-12 Companies Need to Know About the Adult Education Market

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For companies working in the crowded and competitive K-12 space, the adult education market offers an array of enticing possibilities. Four million students are currently enrolled in adult education programs. Another 32 million need help developing basic skills. An estimated $10 billion is spent each year in the market. And there’s a growing appetite for flexible, tech-based products. But there are also many pitfalls if K-12 providers don’t take the right approach.
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Project-Based Learning in the Early Childhood Classroom: How the project-based approach leads to rigor and impact

Project-based learning gives every child the opportunity to develop critical process skills, like observing, connecting ideas, problem-solving, and communicating. These skills provide the foundation for ALL learning. This webinar will provide practical tips for incorporating this approach in the live and remote PreK classroom to turbo-charge rigor and outcomes for your students.
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A New Era In Connected Learning: Security, Accessibility and Affordability for a Future-Ready Classroom

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Learn about Windows 11 SE and Surface Laptop SE, built for teachers who need a simple, distraction-free environment for their students and for school IT admins who need affordable devices that are secure, easy to deploy and manage, and perform well all day across the changing conditions of a school year.
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Serving America’s Most Vulnerable Students During Coronavirus Closures

Join us for this webinar from our Education Week Leaders To Learn From virtual event series.
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