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Assessing the Value of an Education
While the nation’s graduation rate has increased to the highest level of high school completion in more than two decades, whether or not learning has improved is questionable.
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Report: U.S. Has Been Under-Producing College-Educated Workers for 30 Years
The study finds that if we are to make up for lost ground in postsecondary attainment and respond to future economic requirements, we will need to add an additional 20 million postsecondary-educated workers to the economy by 2025.
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What’s Killing Your Change Initiatives?
Learning leaders can help root out the usual suspects by involving employees in change before, during and after the process.
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Jobs for the Future to Launch Green Jobs Training
The GreenWays Initiative will focus on skills training for green jobs in four industry sectors including construction, auto technology, manufacturing and utilities.
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Learning How to Handle a Crisis
It’s difficult to develop the ability to handle crises, as so much about them is unknowable until they occur. But crisis simulations can help leaders build experience and capability.
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Report: Economy Needs More Workers With Postsecondary Education or Training
By 2018, the demand for college-educated workers will rise 16 percent, while demand for other workers will stay flat.
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Your Brain on Vacation
Getting out of the ordinary and into the extraordinary stimulates the brain, keeping it in good shape to learn.
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The New Learning Composition
Staffing levels and perceived impact on business objectives indicates learning has come a long way since the recession hit, but there’s still room for improvement.

















