College and Career Readiness Starts with Soft Skills
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In this conversation, Larissa and R. Keeth Matheny discuss the importance of preparing students for college and careers through the development of essential skills, particularly emotional intelligence and soft skills. They explore how educators can integrate these skills into the curriculum, the role of parents and community in supporting students, and the real-life applications of these skills. The discussion emphasizes the need for a holistic approach to education that nurtures both academic and human skills, preparing students for a rapidly changing workforce.
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Takeaways:
- Preparing students for college and careers is critical.
- College and career readiness involves strong academic roots and emotional intelligence.
- The future of work will require emotional intelligence skills.
- We need to grow great humans who can launch into the world.
- Soft skills are essential for success in life and relationships.
- Educators can layer soft skills into content delivery.
- Collaboration and communication are key skills for students.
- Parents and community play a vital role in reinforcing skills.
- Real-life applications of skills help cement learning.
- The future belongs to those who can master new technology while maintaining human skills.
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