Schooling for the Knowledge Era David Warner
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Schooling for the Knowledge Era

Author: David Warner
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Book Title
Schooling for the Knowledge Era
Author
David Warner
Book Condition
GOOD - EX-LIBRARY - covered with adhesive plastic
ISBN
9780864317087
Book Format
Softcover
Publisher
Australian Council for Education Research Press
Year Published
2006
This book challenges people to re-think the role of schools in a global knowledge society. It reflects on the new standards required for young people to be successful in the Knowledge Era. For educators, parents, politicians and business people this book transcends current education practices that were largely established a century ago. It identifies the conclusive relationship between education and a new labour market of independent contractors who need to be innovative, confident and life-long learners.

This book challenges people to re-think the role of schools in a global knowledge society. It reflects on the new standards required for young people to be successful in the Knowledge Era. For educators, parents, politicians and business people this book transcends current education practices that were largely established a century ago. It identifies the conclusive relationship between education and a new labour market of independent contractors who need to be innovative, confident and life-long learners.

This book challenges people to re-think the role of schools in a global knowledge society. It reflects on the new standards required for young people to be successful in the Knowledge Era. For educators, parents, politicians and business people this book transcends current education practices that were largely established a century ago. It identifies the conclusive relationship between education and a new labour market of independent contractors who need to be innovative, confident and life-long learners.