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Charles Fadel- Co-author of 21st Century Skills: Learning for Life in Our Times
Yesterday, Charles Fadel gave a great webinar to our teachers on 21st Century Skills. The staff enjoyed hearing his take on education and how it fits into a global marketplace. It affirmed and validated for us that Career and Technical Education prepares students for the workforce and college simultaneously.
His price was very reasonable and I highly recommend him to any district.
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Permalink Reply by Terence Walsh on
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This sounds like a great webinar. The tension between vocational and college prep creates rifts in otherwise like-minded educators. I would like to show it to my students too. Will a recording of it be available?
Thanks.
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Permalink Reply by Rob Van Brunt on
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Unfortunately, we did not think to tape it. :-(
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You can find out more information about his book by visiting - http://www.21stcenturyskillsbook.com/index.php
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