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What are the skills one will need in 2030? The task of preparing today’s learners for the uncertainties and complexities that arise from that change can be daunting. Many of the jobs that await today’s young people will likely require work that has yet to be invented. Moreover, the problems that communities face — from hunger to environmental destruction to profound inequity — will not be solved by content knowledge alone.

The panel discussion is hosted by Vikas Pota, chairman of the World Education Week, and joined by Shaheen Mistri (Teach for India, KER), Kim Karr (#ICANHELP), Alison Bellwood (World’s Largest Lesson) and Gregg Behr (Grable Foundation).

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In a world filled with uncertainty, it is our imperative to equip our children with the tools to adapt to whatever unfolds in their lives and the world. It is no longer enough to use a broad brush of knowledge to paint the foundation of their development.

In this fast-changing world, education must adapt to help children thrive. The world is full of inspiring innovations, but they can struggle to spread beyond their immediate environments. That’s why HundrED identifies impactful and scalable K12 innovations and helps them spread.

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