Anticipating forthcoming needs in the career, social, economic, and technological landscapes to inform decisions, actively developing learning experiences that build students’ future-focused skills and develops multiple paths to post-secondary options to close opportunity gaps.
Essential Questions
What does it mean for educational leaders to be “future-driven”?
How can we prepare all students for success in post-secondary education and the world of work in our technology-driven and rapidly changing world?
How can educational leaders ensure that decision-making and problem-solving processes are informed by future trends in career pathways, social circumstances, economic priorities, and technological innovation?
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