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Welding isn’t the skill welders need most
I’m reading a new book on the so-called skills gap. Beyond the Skills Gap: Preparing College Students for Life and Work by University of Wisconsin
I’m reading a new book on the so-called skills gap. Beyond the Skills Gap: Preparing College Students for Life and Work by University of Wisconsin
At Michigan Future we spend a lot of time talking about how we can prepare Michigan students – all Michigan students – for the 21st
In a December 2 Chronicle for Higher Education article, Scott Carlson questioned whether declining public support for programs that increase access to higher education is
In Michigan, collaboration across community borders has not been a recent strong suit. I’ve been at many a meeting where folks from the western part
Really interesting recommendations from Morgan Stanley and the Low Income Investment Fund on “investing in cities for inclusive growth”. Interesting because: A major financial services
Odds are, you’ve heard by now that there’s a serious skills gap in this country. And there certainly is one – though it’s just not
In 2002, a coalition of corporate leaders representing organizations such as the AOL Time Warner Foundation, Apple, Cisco, Dell and Microsoft joined forces with the
As I feel a need to do every time I write about charter schools, Michigan Future is a long time supporter of charters and more
In my last post, I argued that we should be spending more on our k-12 schools. And I argued we should do that in order
I did a post after the Michigan presidential primary about how the results sent a clear message that Michigan was not back. Which is the
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