What’s causing climate change, in 10 charts. Different ways of looking at the problem – we live in an unequal world.
https://www.vox.com/energy-and-environment/21428525/climate-change-west-coast-fires-cause-charts
This unequal world of ours …
COVID-19 and Education?
Internet? Web? Online tools? What are those?!
Globally, about 50% of learners do not have access to a household computer. Will the COVID-19 lockdowns increase the education divide?
How Work-Based Learning Enhances Skills Development
One way to produce skilled workers is by training them in the workplace where they get practical knowledge and skills. Vocational training programs will be more effective if work-based learning and structured off-the-job learning in a classroom setting are combined.
Towards a Reskilling Revolution
As the types of skills needed in the labour market change rapidly, individual workers will have to engage in life-long learning if they are to achieve fulfilling and rewarding careers.
– World Economic Forum
Read more:
The will to reskill
We have the tools to reskill for the future. Where is the will to use them? – World Economic Forum
Girls are better than boys at solving problems in teams
In the first study of its kind, the OECD’s Programme for International Student Assessment (PISA) has released a report which examines students’ ability to work in groups to solve problems. It ranks the findings by both nationality and gender, with Singaporean girls coming top of the class.
Read full story by WEF:
Can You Be a Great Leader Without Technical Expertise?
The best leaders know a lot about the domain in which they are leading, and part of what makes them successful in a management role is technical competence. For example, a doctor leading a hospital.
– Harward Business Review
The Grandmother Syndrome
The Needless Complexity of Academic Writing
I call it the”Grandmother Syndrome” – how do you take a complex subject, for example climate change, and explain it to your grandmother?
Don’t “retire” at 65
Read this text+video about a new notion of “retiring” – not as a linear goal, but as a cyclical path of learning-working-retiring and back again.
http://www.businessinsider.com/personal-finance-ric-edelman-retirement-change-future-2017-4
Pedagogy takes on a new meaning with this view!
“Multi-stage” Careers
What do we need to be learning, and developing what skills, in order to be able to follow the “multi-stage” career path suggested by this image? What them would or educational goals be?