BUILDING A FUTURE IN WHICH EVERYONE CAN LEARN AND GROW THROUGHOUT THEIR LIVES
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Together we’re designing a future in which human talent is recognized wherever it grows; where investments in people are shared by all who benefit from them; and where learning is supported across the entire arc of lengthening lives.
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In Learning Society’s latest brief, Arizona State University’s Lindsey Beagley and Stanford Center on Longevity’s Simon Chan argue that longer lives are higher education’s untapped strategic advantage — and offer a framework for universities to help people launch, sustain, and renew their careers across the whole arc of life.
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Newest articles we're reading
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High Schools Need a New Model for a New Economy — Read on edsurge.com
Career-connected learning, not just college readiness, will prepare students for jobs that keep shifting.
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Traditional labor market data isn’t keeping up with jobs in the ‘frontier economy’ — Read on brookings.edu
Current debates about AI and the labor market overwhelmingly focus on job losses. If you’re a student of history, this might seem counterintuitive: You’ve…
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AI and American Workers — Read on nationalaffairs.com
The cost of work AI does is falling as coding output rises.
