Forbes – Jabez LeBret
“Tim Taylor, President of America Succeeds and co-author of The Age of Agility Report, predicts we will see a change in what counts as credit hours and the pathway students take to adulthood. “The next decade will see a rapid expansion of education pathways to meet the needs of all learners. This will include more career and technical programs and skill certifications along with two-year degrees and four-year degrees. Another shift will be a large increase in the number of opportunities for students to earn credit for learning that happens outside of the classroom. Community-based programs offered by organizations like Boys & Girls Clubs or museums and other learning and work experience that prepares learners to succeed in a rapidly changing world will become more widely available and resourced.'” (more)