Data Scientist, Cloud Architect, Digital Content Developer - some of today’s most popular jobs didn’t exist 10 years ago. But how can educators make sure that students are prepared to take on jobs that don’t exist yet?
While we can’t predict what a successful career might look like in 2030, we can teach students the 21st century skills they need to thrive in a rapidly changing economy.
Matt Gaven, principal of Mineola Middle School, is doing just that. With numerous STEAM and blended learning initiatives, Mineola Middle School is making sure its students are responsible, creative, and have the tech and social skills required by tomorrow’s global job market. Watch our interview with Matt Gaven to learn how your district can prepare students to take on the careers of the future.
