For all of the work that educators do, it takes more than good courses to help students make the leap from learning to employment. How can educators, employers, and policymakers collaborate to deliver greater outcomes for students?
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J-WEL pK-12
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Career Advice for Workers (J-WEL Connections)
Resource Visibility: J-WEL pK-12, J-WEL Higher Education, J-WEL Workforce Learning, J-WEL Connections 2020
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Experts from across industry and edtech join us for a panel discussion to explore opportunities and challenges of providing career advice for workers so they are able to advance in their careers.Susan Young facilitates the discussion between Alexandra Lamb, Martin Scaglione, and Janell Schmidt to explore questions such as: What kinds of individual and systemic inputs should career advisors consider? How should we evaluate career advice? How can we validate career advice? Besides employers, what role should other ecosystem stakeholders play in providing career advice to workers?
Topics: Future of Work
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