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- In about 20 years, California will not have enough college-educated workers to meet its projected economic needs, concludes a study by the San Francisco-based Public Policy Institute of California. more...
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- Mounting Pressures Facing the U.S. Workforce and the Increasing Need for Adult Education and Literacy
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- This 67-page document consists primarily of 50 color graphs reflecting 2005 data from OECD, the U.S. Census Bureau, the U.S. Bureau of Labor Statistics, the National Center for Education Statistics, the U.S. Bureau of Justice, the U.S. Department of Education, GED Testing Service, and NCHEMS. The data set covers includes information on international comparisons, demographic trends within the U.S.,... more...
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- More than half of parents and teachers believe that schools are not adequately preparing students for today?s jobs, concludes a survey by Project Tomorrow. more...
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- Scholars Push Ideas to Bolster U.S. Workforce
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- Wide-ranging changes in education from the early years through college are needed, they say. more...
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- Coming US challenge: a less literate workforce
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- By Amanda Paulson A larger share of workers will have minimal reading skills in 2030 than today, according to a report released Monday. The reason: Most baby boomers will be retiring and a large wave of less-educated immigrants will be moving into the workforce. This downward shift in reading and math skills suggests a huge challenge for educators and policymakers in the future, according to a new... more...
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