Skills Every Child Will Need to Succeed in 21st century | Dr. Laura A. Jana | TEDxChandigarh
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Two-thirds of children may work in future jobs, requiring 21st-century skills like creativity and adaptability. Brain development in early childhood and social interactions play a crucial role in developing key skills for future success, including self-awareness, communication, curiosity, determination, adaptability, and creativity.
Insights
- Social interactions in the first five years are crucial for children's brain development and the acquisition of key skills necessary for future success.
- The World Economic Forum emphasizes the importance of developing a diverse set of skills, including traditional hard skills and key soft skills like creativity, adaptability, and communication, to prepare children for jobs that may not even exist yet.
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Recent questions
What are the key skills for future success?
Me skills, we skills, Y skills, will skills, wiggle skills, wobble skills, and what if skills.
How can soft skills be developed early in life?
Soft skills can be developed through social interactions and brain development in the first five years.
Why are Y skills important for navigating the Information Age?
Y skills, which emphasize curiosity and questioning, are essential for navigating the Information Age.
What is the ultimate goal of will skills?
The ultimate goal of will skills is intrinsic motivation for long-term success.
How do me skills contribute to self-management?
Me skills are crucial for self-management, enabling individuals to control their thoughts, emotions, and behaviors.
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