Better integrating durable skills in K-12 education will help ensure that more learners ultimately find success in their careers and communities

The path to success is paved with durable skills


Better integrating durable skills in K-12 education will help ensure that more learners ultimately find success in their careers and communities

Workforce needs are ever-changing, and in order to keep pace, today's students should develop--as early as possible--the durable skills necessary for technological and interpersonal success.

Durable skills include skills like critical thinking, creativity, collaboration, along with leadership, mindfulness, the ability to fail, and a growth mindset. And it doesn't matter which career path a student takes--durable skills will be necessary for success on that path.

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