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Professor Mitchell Stevens, Stanford University: Linking the Conversations About AI, Learning and Longevity
We start the new year by bringing you a fresh perspective on key sources of concern for American society at large and the workforce...
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Lisa Larson, CEO of Education Design Lab: How Micro-Pathways Can Boost Workforce Development Success
According to recent studies, micro-credentials are experiencing a surge in interest and acceptance by learners and employers, which is creating both a challenge and...
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How to Unleash Your Inner Innovator: Dr. Tessa Forshaw and Richard Braden, Co-Authors of Innovation-ish
“There are so many myths that we’re left brain, we’re right brain, we’re creative, we’re analytical, but none of that’s true. We’re all whole-brain...
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How Hospice Care Has Changed and Why It Matters: Fran Smith, Co-author of Changing the Way We Die
Hospice care in the US has undergone major shifts in recent years, with a significant jump in usage and a 400% increase in private...
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Francie Genz, CEO of Formation: Workforce Collaboration Requires Checking Egos at the Door
“If we can’t get the private sector to lean in and play the right roles, we’re going to miss the mark,” says Francie Genz,...
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Dr. Thomas Tannou, Institut Universitaire de Gériatrie de Montréal: Dementia Research is Informing New Approaches to Care
Among the knotty issues that dementia forces on family caregivers is when to know if their loved one with the disorder is in need...