New tech will struggle to plug skills gap
With so many new ways to gain knowledge, everyone is racing to bridge the skills gaps and avoid wasting students' precious time.
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Any strategic action by executive educators must address the gap between the skills required and those provided by teachers, along with the gap separating those skills from their application.
Broadly speaking, this constant problem is referred to as the “skills gap” and the “skills transfer
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Imogen Atkins
Fri, 15 Dec 2017
Fri, 15 Dec 2017
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New tech will struggle to plug skills gap
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