It means equipping students with the skills they need for today's in demand jobs, not the skills that were needed in yesterday's workforce.
John Kline: “It means equipping students with the skills they need for today's in demand jobs, not the skills that were needed in…”
On the recordMay 16, 2016
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Kline emphasizes the need for relevant skills in education for today's job market.
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