Decisions, Decisions: Figuring Out the College Fit It’s that time of year when college-bound seniors must make their decisions. Some have received multiple offers, and…
The Art of the Pivot
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How I Discovered My Mission
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Our Gutenberg Bible Moment
We are in the midst of our own “Gutenberg Bible Moment.”
Rather than the printing press, it is the internet. We now have the ability to educate ourselves on any subject, anywhere, at any time and any age. In fact, with the exponential growth in technology, many of the top skills needed for the most in-demand jobs (like blockchain, cloud computing, and UX design) are primarily acquired via online classes.
How Malls Can Save America
How Malls Can Save America Even before the 2020 pandemic, high vacancy rates and millions of square feet of empty retail space were signaling a…
Our Human Advantage in a Digital World
Our Human Advantage in a Digital World The headlines can be scary. “Robots Are Taking Over Everything!” News reports often create fear and insecurity about…
What Now? Redefining Education for the 21st Century
Like pioneers, we must band together to prepare students to adapt to this new economy, while schools undergo significant restructuring. Parents, businesses, and community leaders must take responsibility–individually and collectively–for building a community-based ecosystem that helps students develop vital skill sets (adaptability, collaboration, creativity, tech-savvy, critical thinking) and gain exposure to the real world.
Our Children Need to R.E.A.D to Succeed in the 21st Century
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At 56, Justin Bieber Changed My Life
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