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A big part of the low-skills crisis is America’s obsession with getting young people to graduate high school without stringently verifying that they have the basic skills to garner meaningful employment. According to the OECD, 60% of Americans with low skills have graduated high school. However, as the watered down state standardized tests across the U.S. confirm, one can easily graduate high school in this country knowing almost nothing.
from Forbes Real Time http://onforb.es/1AWj9VG
A big part of the low-skills crisis is America’s obsession with getting young people to graduate high school without stringently verifying that they have the basic skills to garner meaningful employment. According to the OECD, 60% of Americans with low skills have graduated high school. However, as the watered down state standardized tests across the U.S. confirm, one can easily graduate high school in this country knowing almost nothing.
from Forbes Real Time http://onforb.es/1AWj9VG
