Featured Resources

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   The Future of Learning Agents and Disruptive Innovation
   Teachers and administrators aren't the only educators in the new learning landscape. Discover new roles that may be organizing learning for our kids in the future, and figure out how we can prepare today's emerging educators for those roles.
   

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   Families and the Emerging Learning Economy: Crafting Personal Resource Ecologies to Support Learning
   16 families plan learning strategies for their children in the wide and varied new learning economy. See what choices they made and discover new options you never knew about!
   

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   Reality Check: Student Videos from New High Schools
   The new and redesigned high schools that KnowledgeWorks Foundation has helped launch are ushering in whole new ways to teach teenagers. They are small, demanding and set high expectations for all students. What is the experience like for the young people whose lives are being touched by these changes? To find out, we gave students video cameras and asked them to tell us about themselves and their schools. Scroll down to see additional student videos.
   

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   Videos on the Future of Education
   Institute for the Future has created 6 videos around the driving forces that will have an affect on the future of education.
   

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   Future of Education Blog
   The Future of Education blog is dedicated to finding and discussing people, projects, events, and resources that exemplify the trends forecasted by the KnowledgeWorks Foundation's Map of Future Forces Affecting Education. We invite you to join us in creating the future we want and need.
   

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   Youth Voices from the Future
   How will driving forces of change affect your life in ten years? How will they shape who you become and how you will live? Listen to how students across the country answered these questions.
   

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   21st Century Skills, Beyond the Three Rs
   The poll, released by the Partnership for 21st Century Skills, indicates that Americans understand the economy has changed and that, without skills that reflect today's workforce demands, young people may face tougher challenges earning a living wage and maintaining U.S. competitiveness than previous generations did. Skills such as global literacy, problem solving, innovation and creativity are becoming increasingly important in today's society and economy.
   

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   The Promise of Dual Enrollment: Assessing Ohio’s Early College Access Policy
   The Promise of Dual Enrollment: Assessing Ohio’s Early College Access Policy is the first report to collect and analyze available data on the Post Secondary Enrollment Options policy. It finds both promise and problems in how the PSEO policy is implemented across Ohio.
   

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   Stephen Portch Delivers 10 Challenges Facing Ohio's Workforce System
   While Ohio is program rich with services and support for low-wage earners, the diversity of providers and lack of alignment can create unnecessary complexities.
   

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